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If It’s Friday, This Must Be The Equinox

Posted on September 23, 2011 by Valerie Ing

When I first sat down to write about the Fall equinox a few weeks ago, it was 85 degrees in Redding, and I was actually considering the idea of wearing a long sleeved shirt to work. Now, as the deadline… Continue Reading →

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