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Finally made it to the Edgar Allan Poe house at 7th and Spring Garden in #philly. I definitely recommend it. The National Park staff working there is really knowledgeable and friendly. While I’m familiar with Poe’s “Annabel Lee,” I didn’t know he also wrote a poem called “For Annie.”
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There is so much I love about this photo, which was taken the first September we were on Hannaton. Tobey in 3rd grade. Missing front teeth. Still somewhat American. Oliver (almost 5) barefoot - finally well-adjusted with his Hebrew and already Israeli. Both boys’ heads shaved thanks to lice (which I thought they were immune to til we moved to Israel.) Annabel (almost 3) sporting that poofy curly hairdo she’d have for 2.5 more years. And all 3 with their soon-to-be permanently tanned bodies - lined from summer at the pool and outside on the migrash. I’m eternally grateful for the childhood these three got to experience as a result our living on #Hannaton. #tbt

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