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Almost explainer video for TRA Customer Service.

stacked bubbles in ice, Pope's Pond, Milton, MA 2/5/23

My Dad explaining the fine points of grilling meat to my uncle Fred who looks all of 18 years here. Unbelievable!!

A speaker explains the history of Eritrea at an Eritrea Independence Day event at Daley Plaza.

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Taken with Canon t70 yay Kodak 400

I can't remember what he was talking about...but we all thought it was hilarious.

John Higgins explains the play, The Real Inspector Hound, to freshman Dan Rider after callbacks on February 14 while waiting for the students in the Festival play to try out for parts in the Spring play. Dan will be casted for the play, Sure Thing. Robin Chan photo 2008

Explainer Camp

Explaining his paintings (nokia 6630 photo)

Photo by Olga Westrate

for those ho would like to know inside the eye it says woa

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This is the cover from a book my grandmother gave me. It reminds me of the times I spent with her. She was all a grandmother should be to a young child. View On Black

A picture of me with my quirky sales agent. Funny lady. Keeps her cell phone in her bra LOL. I thought Todd was going to fall out of his chair when we discovered that!!! LOL

Tabitha: Thanks for explaining Santa. I'll be sure to leave him a nice cup of blood and some spider cookies when he comes...

Brad Explains | | December 27, 2012 | Canon EOS 5D Mark III | ¹⁄₂₅₀ sec at f/2.8 125

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at OSDC2010 at The Abbotsford Convent

explaining a tea ceremony

Photo by Kelsey Myers, Esri

Probably the coolest pair here. Dad explaining his son Kostya some tricks and support him at every step. This is very lovely.