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This is where we are today for my niece’s birthday party: little Harmon Lake is almost hidden, nestled away in the farm- and ranch land Northwest of Mandan.
So the wife and I are headed out to Papa’s Pumpkin Patch, and stopped for coffee on the way out. I thought I’d show the inside of a Starbucks from the inside of a car, and so I was hoping that they’d leave the window open so I wasn’t taking a candid photo of se barista and then posting it without their knowledge. Of course the only time the window was open was when she was in it, but how could I not snap the pic just in case? Luckily it worked out – the wife reached up for her drink and inadvertently blocked the barista’s face just in time so it’s game on!
This post was prompted by the Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge.
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I’ve got everything I need, and things to do. Things are going to change.
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