Evening out

Had another meetup with a fellow blogger this evening. This time Angela and I ventured out to Easton for dinner, good conversation and a few laughs with Andy and his wife, Kristen. Angela has pictures!. (Pity the poor woman at the next table who wound up in the background of our pics and who’s likeness is now plastered all over the ‘net, eh?)

I think I can speak for both of us when I say we’re both very glad and honored that they chose to spend one evening of their very busy “vacation in the US” time. Thanks guys! Enjoy the rest of your time!

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