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Category Archives: New Orleans Saints
Any improvement there?
Over the course of a busy fall (one that hasn’t allowed much time for random-like observations in blog format — sorry!), I have still made the time (mostly without exception) to watch the New Orleans Saints flounder their way into … Continue reading
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Tagged defense, making groceries, New Orleans Saints, Steve Spagnuolo
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New Orleans Saints ‘Choose Your Own Adventure’!
I loved “Choose Your Own Adventure” books when I was a kid. And while I now understand why my childhood librarian thought they were an abomination and why she relentlessly tried (and failed) to direct me to actual literature instead, … Continue reading