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Behind Enemy Lines
Behind Enemy Lines
On Sunday, a lifelong Yankee fan spent an afternoon at Fenway Park . He enjoyed the baseball, reflected upon the environment, and avoided any physical altercations, all while keeping a running diary of the events. Over the weekend, Karen and I drove up to Boston to partake in her aunt and uncle’s joint 50 th birthday celebration. Friday night, we reconnected with friends that we ...
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