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Tuesday
14Mar2006

Gone for a bit

DateTuesday, March 14, 2006 at 12:52PM
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"Silent Witness"I will be out for a few days, off to New York on what is officially known as the "Pity Tour."  The father of my children thinks I need a break and he has resolved to make me blissfully happy for 72 hours in Manhattan, with some quality time in Newark Airport at either end.  Normally I'm a cheap date: I love Ray Bari's and window shopping, but this time we may do some serious damage to the college funds (sorry, kids) and spend some of the patrimony on a Deborah Claxton.
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Enjoy your excursion.
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