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emil as a crazy killer running thru the fields with a, uh, scythe?!...(actually, he has a cat garden ornament by its tail, and he is VERY pleased with himself. This is out in Lafayette, CA at his grandparents'.)

Emil and Max, like kidz raised in a trunk, like...(while I was hoping that no one familair with any kind of immigrant experience mmight find this offensive, I might note that the first person to post a comment was my dear friend GG who wrote:

"I miss Europe.... where even Honda Civic is officially and legally advertised as having seating for 12."

(The picture was taken just off Chrissy Field, near to the Golden Gate in a real "port-out-starboard-home" section of S.F. where fancy dogs run in ocean, sand and sniff around at each other; as their owners do the same, save the ocean and sand part...[use of semicolon questionable...])
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I miss Europe.... where even Honda Civic is officially and legally advertised as having seating for 12.
GG.
Thu Aug 02, 09:19:00 PM PDT
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