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: UnderdogKeeping fascination going, even in an otherwise stuffy courtroom.
By Marks & Katz, LLC
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Steve Martin's flawless famous napkin trick. My law practice keeps me away from the outdoors too often, except when I drive to and from courthouses, jails, and incident scenes. On this glorious day, my three-year-old boy and I visited Potomac Overlook Park for the first time. The park is just four miles from Washington, D.C., but I just recently learned of its location, tucked away from the major thoroughfares. We walked down a sometimes muddy trail, which included some single trunks growing into two six-plus story trees. Then we got to one stream crossing after the other, with rocks jagged and far enough apart to threaten slips when carrying nothing, but I was carrying my boy across. Ultimately, both my feet got wet after a one-way of four stream crossings, but aside from hearing the cars on the nearby parkway, it was like being a hundred miles from the nearest city or 7-11, with clean air, birds galore, streaming water, and trails going up and down...continue to full postFull post as published by Underdog on March 29, 2009 (boomark / email).
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