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Jackie Perazzo
March 21, 2020
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Hey guys, welcome back! Today’s article is going to be about a trip Steven and I took back in June 2019. My family had organized a family reunion out on a beach in Montauk, and you know I can’t go…
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Jackie Perazzo
May 26, 2019
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Welcome back, everyone! I’m going to be honest with you, I think I have been trying to avoid writing this entry. Don’t misunderstand, my trip to Block Island was AMAZING! Everything I could have hoped for and more, but when…
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Jackie Perazzo
March 2, 2018
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It seems to be the trend lately that the weather is fine all week long and then a disaster for the weekend. Saturday morning we woke up bright and early, ignoring the threats of rain, and packed up our gear…
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Jackie Perazzo
February 21, 2018
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The sun bounced off the freshly fallen snow covering the trees of Caleb Smith State Park like diamonds. This morning I woke up early, and woke up my husband, convinced him that the snow was not a reason to keep…
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