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by Joe Spake on January 28, 2010

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Most provocative Christmas gift

by Joe Spake on December 23, 2009

Or maybe it’s just the packaging.

This item is a “2-Pack Mini Baker Set”, I guess they are for little casseroles. Oven Safe up to 350° F, Dishwasher and Microwave safe. Ideal for Baking and Serving

Dickinson-Selvidge-Crosthwait

by Joe Spake on December 19, 2009

Dickinson-Selvidge-Crosthwait, originally uploaded by joespake.

Sid Selvidge, Jim Dickinson and Jimmy Crosthwait at Memphis Music and Heritage Festival, September 1, 2008.

Seasons Greetings

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Rings on Memphis Cobblestones

December 11, 2009 View Photo →

Memphis Mayor A C Wharton

December 7, 2009 View Photo →

Peabody Hotel Lobby – Holiday Season

December 6, 2009 View Photo →

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