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My weekend in five photos

My weekend in five photos

This could possibly be one of the longest weeks of the year. The week before a three-day weekend. (Let’s remember why we get this upcoming three-day weekend.)

Friday night we went to the Colonial Theater in Keene to see Keb Mo.

Required pre-show selfie.

Good show! I am not the biggest fan of the blues but I saw he was coming to the area I jumped at getting tickets. I enjoy the venue too. The Colonial has seen many improvements in the past couple of years and is a gem in downtown Keene.

On Saturday morning I did the live broadcast at Lundgren Honda for the Make Your Yard Look Grand giveaway. Me and my friend Chip had the Checkered Flag show from 10-11 and then I was able to hang around until noon.

This is Cole Littlewood’s racecar that he drove yesterday at Lee Speedway.

Yesterday we took Abby to the K9 Keg Pull at the Outlaw Brewery in Winchester, NH. Abby pulled the keg well but lost out to a dog from Brattleboro by .02 seconds!

Ann got me this oriole feeder for Christmas. We haven’t seen any orioles yet but the hummingbirds love it!

I hope you had a good weekend! -Kevin

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