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April 25, 2016 ~ Laura

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As part of pandemic challenge — every weekend, a new day trip — we drove to Princeton University with a stopover in New Brunswick to grab lunch with Jonah at a pub that specializes in hotdogs. Princeton was lovely, but we didn’t have enough time. Next time, we’ll check out all the Revolutionary War battlefields in that area.

More living room pictures. Pandemic redecorating was minor in this room - a new sofa and plant. In April, we’ll get a new window as part of a big rehab of the exterior of the house.

Blue, teal, and purple.

More pretty books. I got these — premium 70s books — at a cool estate in Upper Saddle River. It was a massive house made by a student of Frank Lloyd Wright. A midcentury home with huge walls of windows overlooking forests was owned by a couple - both surgeons $$$ - with lots of hobbies. There was a two-story room, bigger than my city apartment that was just for her parrots. Totally fun morning.

The rain and lingering snow kept us local this weekend. No big adventures. Still, lots of fun with family and friends.

Sometimes at estate sales, I will find a collection of books by one author. It’s always a dilemma — do I sell them together or individually? I think I’ll sell this set of novels by William McFee together. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_McFee I feel like these books have been friends for a long time, so I shouldn’t separate them. Maybe I’ve watched Toy Story too many times. This is an excellent collection, which includes dust jackets, first editions, and a signature.

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