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to swamp water:-)
I swear that Mac Brown was on the phone with Darrell Royal during the game. He was the Texas coach while DH and I were there, and the last time they won the National Champioship in 1970. I had no idea that your daughter was a Texas Ex. Does she still live in the Austin area?
And, speaking of the Pats...they sure played well! I sure hope it continues!
Stay warm, June. I gather we are in for a bit of a January thaw this next week - it may make it up into the 40's:-) That will be a welcome change, if only brief.
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