After our night of debauchery, we headed to Baltimore. Our first stop was the Canton neighborhood, where Sarah led us on a guided tour of Baltimore's painted screens (the tradition of painting window screens began with William Oktavec in 1913 and I am seriously considering bringing it to NAUCK).
From there, we headed over to Miss Shirley's for a brunch that was indescribably delicious and left me unable to eat for a good 24 hours. Then we stopped into Edgar Allen Poe's Baltimore-era home and visited his grave.
Our last stop was a quick drive-by of Leakin aka Murder Park where we stepped out of the car and right back in, as we got a little nervous about either finding a body or becoming bodies buried in shallow graves (Serial, it's so hot right now).
We ended the evening at our ward Thanksgiving potluck. This was my contribution - so proud of myself for extracting this from the can with surgical precision.
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