And below is a photo of the whole family: clockwise-Molly, Jim, Buzz and Sally.
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3 comments:
Wow you even found an antique dog...that is awesome! I don't see a price?
Buzz,
You are hilarious! I love that you have created a blog that addresses a very serious topic, but in a fun and accessible way for those of us with no knowledge of antiques whatsoever. I have taken a class at UC Berkeley but would have come away with much more if it had been taught by you! Keep up the good work.
Best to the family!!!
This is a wonderful picture of the family. Buzz, the blog is great.
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