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Drink – Don’t Drive
I smiled as I walked to the train this past week. Gas was $4.36 a gallon, down from $4.40 earlier in the week. I was glad take the train and fluctuating gas prices don’t impact me as much. If you do drive you’ll appreciate this sign:
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This is what we came all this way for.
This is what we came all this way for.
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that has been my motto for years!
As a Wisconsin native ( north-central), I make a colpue trips a year up there. Always come home with a trunl full of NG, Central Waters, and Tyrannea brews. Just can’t get them in STL, so, I need my fix!