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I have begun a new blog series on the Korean Restaurants of Annandale, VA. Join me as I explore this Korean enclave just 6 miles from my house!

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#koreanfood #koreanrestaurant #annandale #annandaleva #banchan

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First blog post in a long time. I just spent 4 days backpacking with REI in Shenandoah National Park. Read about this great adventure here! #backpacking #REIadventures #shenandoahnationalpark #oldrag #appalachiantrailvirginia @REI https://t.co/RJqgoOmHUc

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Mr. Rogers made a courageous decision to defy the racial segregation norms of 1969 by extending an invitation to Officer Clemmons to join him in cooling their feet in a shared pool. At that time, pools in America were strictly segregated, and Black individuals faced the threat of police intervention if they attempted to enter white-only pools. Recognizing the injustice, Mr. Rogers took a stand by featuring Officer Clemmons on his show. It is worth noting that Officer Clemmons also faced additional challenges as a homosexual, which only became public knowledge years later. Mr. Rogers, being a compassionate individual, advised Clemmons to keep his sexuality private to protect him from potential harm caused by homophobia. It is important to highlight that Mr. Rogers, as a devout Christian, regarded the act of washing someone's feet as a gesture of respect and hospitality within Christian culture. This remarkable story exemplifies Mr. Rogers' unwavering dedication to goodness and kindness in the world.

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I just ordered from @PropaneTaxi. Click link and get your 1st tank for $10! https://t.co/MdN2atHPPL

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@liltrombs I never heard this story! So funny!

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X-Country Road Trip Day 9 - Final Thoughts on an Epic Adventure
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X-country road trip Day 9 – final thoughts https://t.co/SfwkLfdJgy

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X-Country Road Trip Day 8 - Tennessee
We drove across the Mississippi River and into Memphis, and then on to Nashville
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X-Country Road Trip Day 8 – Tennessee https://t.co/dIObKXBX7a

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X-Country Road Trip Day 7 - Tulsa to Little Rock
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X-Country Road Trip Day 7 – Tulsa to Little rock https://t.co/vkktYTkyde

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X-Country Road Trip Day 6 - Oklahoma
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X-Country Road Trip Day 6 – Oklahoma https://t.co/zrsrmUIFdT

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X-Country Road Trip Day 5: Santa Fe to Rte 66 to Amarillo
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X-Country Road Trip Day 5 – Santa Fe to Amarillo https://t.co/FRGpJ73n86

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@JuliaKTrombly thank you Julia!

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X-Country Road Trip Day 4 - Navajo Nation and Santa Fe
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X-Country Road Trip: Day 4 – Navajo Nation and Santa Fe https://t.co/1eu2gQ4oFK

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Day 3 of our X-Country Road Trip! Utah and Arizona, Zion National Park and Horseshoe Bend!
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