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I don’t watch much football now. But the Alabama Crimson Tide and me? We have history.

January 10, 2012 in Essays, Writing.

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The blog of Kim Green: gardener, writer, public radio producer, semi-retired flight instructor, retired Ultimate Frisbee player, oft-humbled student of Russian. Tune in here for gripping tales of travel, intrigue, culinary adventure, and rated-G flower porn.

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