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November 30th, 2005

Homeward bound

Time to brave the perils of I-77 again. I’m shutting down in Statesville, North Carolina, and will resurface from my usual turf in Alexandria, VA, on Friday or over the weekend. Meanwhile enjoy old posts–and perhaps new ones from other TeleBlog regulars.

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