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Ha! I miss JK - they were just down the street from where I worked when I lived in Toledo so I could go for a lunchtime pedicure. They did some SERIOUS work on my feet and were cheap.
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Should have told us you were going to be in Toledo!
Posted by: CG | October 06, 2009 at 11:00 AM
No time for anything, CG! Got there at 2 am Thursday night, and packed with activity for my brother's wedding until I left on Sunday. The wedding was great, though.
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