Tuesday, January 18, 2005
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3 comments:
jeremy says:
it looks exactly as i remembered it. that place changed my life.
don't know that it changed my life. but it was the first place i drove to solo after getting my driver's license and so shall remain tucked into the "firsts" bin in my brain.
can you get a series of the White Oak bowling alley next time? i'd like to relive my 6th Grade birthday.
why don't we go to the bowling alley the next time we're in md? next weekend?
my favorite white oak library story was after leaving the library with william glasgow. he was driving for 30 seconds before spying a dead fox on the side of the road. he hit the brakes, got out, picked it up, and threw it into the back of his pickup truck exclaiming how excited his dad was going to be.
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