You Can Pick Your Friends But You Can't Pick Your Neighbors

By Lou Sandoval -

Oh, The Joy this Holiday weekend will be. Family, Fireworks and our Slip Neighbors, Nice big yellow sign. Port & Starboard! WOW!
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