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Friday, February 8, 2013

The Alamo!

I walked over to The Alamo with Kody, yesterday. A great historical site. And I look great, too...


Dr. Gardner at the Alamo.
Joel at the Alamo.

Posted by Joel Gardner at 12:54 AM 1 comments
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