Last Day In Tennessee

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Tomorrow I leave for NYC. You already know from a previous post what I'll be doing tomorrow night. So I decided to post a picture of the woman that I will leave behind, a real beauty, a great sport (she has not complained once that she's not going), and my wife of 32 years - the one and only Sheila.

Maybe one day I will make a second trip and the two of us can go together, after all, she is the daughter of Henry Tippins - one of the world's greatest fishermen.

She is the love of my life.

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Anonymous said…
Knowing her she will enjoy your time away...LOL

ALT
August 5, 2009 at 3:45 PM
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