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I'll be travelling for the next few days. That means even fewer than the already infrequent posts of normal.

But, if you're good -- I'm mean really good -- while I'm gone, I'll hopefully have some cool picks to share when I get back.

Then again, if you're not good and I have to pull this blog over to the side of the road just one more time then I'm cancelling Christmas!!!

(I know, you don't get it. Probably because you weren't there when our fine father quieted 2 very unruly kids with that threat. It was July and legend has it we actually behaved all the way through the middle of November.)

Jim

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