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@Buccigross Bucci how about a RT for this 5 year old goal and celly! – at Hanover, MA
Tremendous - all 7 books were great Pratt is perfect for Jack Carr’s James Reece @JackCarrUSA on Ep2 Season2 now
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Son: Hey Dad, what was your favorite song when you were in high school?
Dad: Son, let me take you back to 1995 for a minute. This will give you goosebumps.
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🍂 Autumn on the Lane 🍁 Nature puts on its finest show this time of year!
Photo: Ms. Lizzie Benestad, Head of Classics Department, Head Girls Varsity Tennis Coach
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Not even @roscoe_m wears bubble wrap
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October 17, 2004: Kevin Millar famously warns the Yankees, "Don't let us win today." They refuse to listen.
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Mike Evans Checking to see the name on the back of the Jersey is an all-time Gif and trash talk moment that I wish I would have thought of.
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My eyes were wet from start to finish. I thought of being little in a big world & watching my son's first tries at this mad game. ESPN's Open to the NHL season is beautiful. I didn't expect to cry today-this is stunning. There's nothing like this sport. We at ESPN love the sport as you do. ❤️ Enjoy.
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You come here for a reason: to grow, to dare, to become. Join us at our Open House on Saturday, October 24, from 9am to 12:30pm to tour our beautiful campus, visit classes and meet our faculty.
RSVP here: portsmouthabbey.org/open-hou…
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I was 38 years old on the backside of my career, I had come to Boston to do one thing. I had nothing to lose and had put it all out there because I came here to help do the very thing we were trying to do. There was no other option for me at that point.
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I don’t know Curt. Years ago I remember a guy having his ligaments stitched together with thread going out beating the Yankees.
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On this day in 1995, as part of the Garden’s closing ceremonies, Normand Léveillé got to take one last skate at the Garden. Drafted 14th overall by Boston in 1981, Léveillé’s career was cut short by a brain aneurysm at age 19, leaving him unable to walk #Bruins365 #NHLBruins





















