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Amy

Did you know that Andy (spawn of Holly)was the Prince, or King or whatever they have for the Festival of Lights a year or two ago? Tis' true. It was the one and only time I've ever been to the Festival of Lights.

The little town I'm from isn't big enough to support any kind of festival (believe me, they've tried) but the town right next door has a festival celebrating a pedephile/wilderness author. In the early 80's the town was desperate to have it's own festival and this author was it's only claim to fame. Well, except for being the birthplace of Thomas E. Dewey who was a big ol' racist and they were trying to shake that reputation themselves.

Holly

Damn it! I was going to brag about Andy being the Snow King two years ago and Amy beat me to it!!! :-)
He was. It was cute. Cold as hell but cute.
Here is the deal about it:
scnc.hps.k12.mi.us/~3fires/andyfantasyoflights.htm

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