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On our last full day of vacation I threw the husband a bone and let him choose our destination and activities.
Big mistake.
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Naturally he picked a giant antique mall in the neighboring state of Massachusetts.
It was a ratty looking old place and after an hours drive, we hit the rest rooms upon arrival.
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I was not impressed.
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But the husband was in treasure heaven.
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He adores these places and examines every item fully.
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There were a few interesting dealers and pieces.
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But after the first three hours?
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I was ready to drop the plunger on that detonator.
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And out of all the items in this massive space?
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My guy picked out old wooden yard sticks.
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Jesus wept.
He shopped, and shopped.
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And shopped….
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And I seriously regretted throwing him that bone.
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I don’t mind looking at vintage things. For a while. But antique shopping with my husband is a marathon event.
To pass the time I usually end up flipping through albums.
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This caught my eye.
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And this made me chuckle.
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And then I lost the husband to a clearance sale booth.
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After 4 hours, he wasn’t ready to go but I insisted on a lunch break.
He bought yard sticks, a giant glass water bottle, old advertising wooden hangers and some military ephemera.
I walked out with one thing.
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Jefferson Airplane’s last album with the original lineup, 1969.
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Controversial in its day for anti war lyrics and political content, Jerry Garcia made a guest appearance.
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A classic counter culture piece of vinyl history to add to my collection. .
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