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 We’ve been in Maui for a few days now. Weather was a bit sketchy here for a while, but it seems to be turning for the better. Regardless, it’s a lot warmer here than it is in Seattle. This Piece of Crap is a montage of audio check-ins from various points on our trip leading up to today – Superbowl Sunday. On that note, I better get moving if I want to get a good seat at Moose’s Pub. Photos of the trip are available on Flickr.
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2 Responses to “POC #16: Checking in From Maui (part 1)”
Hey Trav – what were we in Maui for? Oh right, Marc & Carrie’s Wedding – hope you made sure to mention that in your “Piece of Crap”
Love you!
Are you saying I was a bit repetitive? Pay attention – there will be a quiz.
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