Phone troubles
FYI for anyone that’s trying to call us, our home phone is not accepting incoming calls. Call the cell instead. If you don’t know our cell numbers… you probably don’t know our home number either. Leave a comment. š
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Don’t think I have any phone numbers for you now, Derek. Email me when you get a chance and drop some digits; note the new email address.