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Day 356

August 27, 2014 by Randy Meyer

Day 356

Wednesday 27 August 2014

Sydney. Sun dial. Gorge.

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A day for the books. May we introduce you to...Hillside Home! We closed on our dream mid century modern home in Dobbs Ferry today. They gave us keys and everything! Move from Brooklyn on June 30 after some renovations (yes the brown and red are going!). Pinch us please!!! (And, yes, Tim’s already testing colors!!! 🙈) #hillsidehome

Happy Memorial Day from 323 y’all! #boerumhill #brooklyn #happymemorialday

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Goodnight Vernazza. Back to reality tomorrow. 😘

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