Throwback Thursday: Ms. Budach’s Wedding Dress

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In April 1999 I took my first airplane trip to visit Sonya in Maine and see the school where she was student teaching. We hadn’t announced our engagement quite yet, but one of the students correctly surmised that the dim-witted man visiting from Illinois was her student teacher’s fiancee.

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