Sunday, June 4th

We stayed anchored at the Whaling Cove Yacht Club.  
 Rick's cousin, Susie, and husband, Fred, who live nearby, drove over and picked us up at the dock.  After a brief tour of Zingara (and presentation of a wonderful boat-warming gift), Fred drove us all into the City (the Bronx). 
Rick's sister, Carolyn was having her artwork in a showing at her local Irish Pub.  We surprised Carolyn, got to enjoy her lovely work and exhibit, and had time to share hugs, stories and even lunch!
Sally, Rick, Susie, Carolyn, Fred, & Monica

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  1. UnknownJune 7, 2017 at 9:06 PM

    It was great to see you guys and be able to get together.....at an Irish Pub 😃🍺

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  2. Sally PDJune 9, 2017 at 8:38 AM

    Dear Agent Fred,

    Thanks for the photographic identification of the one called “Rick” without his Mount Gay cap.

    We know their codeword “Wheat Chex” , but did you find out if this is really an arms shipment?

    Thanks for bringing them to the Bronx Irish Pub, our agents there were able to obtain fingerprints and DNA samples without their knowledge.

    Your “Boat-warming gift” was a great idea, the hidden microphone and GPS sensors are working perfectly. This could mean a promotion for you unless Comey ruins this investigation today. We never know what he may say when under oath.

    Sincerely,
    Captain Joe Muldoone
    The AC on the blue van broke down so now we’re in a US Mail Truck

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