30 Years

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30 Years – As we sit here …

Seems like only yesterday that we were strolling down memory lane sorting through the scrapbooks and sharing stories with you about the early days. And then wow, corona happened and

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30 Years….Road Rally!

“You know what you need?” said any number of well intentioned patrons who would drop by the Duck in our earliest days. “No” I would sigh.  “What do we need?”

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30 Years…$29 per month 29¢ per minute

I may have mentioned in previous ramblings either one or the other of us had to be present at the Duck from the moment we opened until closing time.  When

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30 Years…duck love

After 30 years we have a few stories to tell, but some stories are best told by others…. Dustin’s story None of us were supposed to be at the Mucky

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30 Years…I heard it through the grapevine.

“I heard it through the grapevine” could have been our theme song during the six short weeks that passed from the time we signed our lease until June 1st, our “official” opening day.

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30 Years…are we there yet?

Are we there yet? Seemed like every day (actually, it was every day) Barbara, our neighbor who worked in the offices across the street, you know, the ones on the

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30 Years…licenses, permits and fees, oh my.

Who knew you could become a frequent flyer and never leave the ground? Well apparently if you make enough trips to Home Depot and Ace Mart that can happen. (thanks

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30 Years…Vice Raid

Before the ink had dried on our new five year lease (five years! wow we were optimistic, weren’t we?) we were in our new building getting ready to turn it

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30 Years … I may have mentioned ..

As I may have mentioned in previous ramblings either one or the other of us had to be present at the Duck from the moment the opened until closing time. 

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30 Years…location, location, location

Awww, you guys.  You make me feel so loved.  All of your notes and emails in regards to last week’s email has brought back so many memories. Please keep them

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