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How fun! Tell him congratulations on the graduation. I recently heard from Erin, who started blogging again and I told her that someday I'll have a dinner for some of the Utah bloggers.
Posted by: Kalyn | 2009.05.11 at 08:32 PM
What is the cheese, mixed in with the arugula? The goat cheese is on the side, or mixed in?
Posted by: cathie arquilla | 2009.05.29 at 04:45 PM