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Tag Archives: Myers Mansion
“Qu’ils mangent de la brioche.”
an impressionistic account Although loathe to miss it I almost skipped Krewe de Bastille’s fête at the Myers Mansion last Saturday night. My finances are at one of their tightest straits in years and I wasn’t sure I could … Continue reading
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