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Last one...I swear!

This is a result of our trip to the farmers market and Total Wine. This is a huge warehouse where you can buy all of the wine you could ever think of...but also, and what appeals to me more, is that they have mix n' match six packs. I made a glorious mix of IPAs, including the Harpoon IPA.



Yummy pizza with fresh ingredients from the farmers market.

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