William Bentler: Thanks, guys. And thank you for the card; the blaring trumpet was very funny (Jeff?). And the tomato planter--I forgot I didn't have one anymore.
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Jeffrey Bentler: Remember the tomato wars? I always won, because of my deadly accuracy. Then Terrence would chase me around until Dad rescued me. Tomato planter reminded me of the kiddy days and that's why I got another one. Otherwise would seem like a really cheap present lol. But tell about Terrence's!
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William Bentler: The tomato planter was very meaningful, Jeff--brought back memories for me too. Well, Terrence carved a little figurine called "Imagine Roci." It's me slumped down in my study chair and thinking. The detail is amazing--how he learned how to do this so well so fast is beyond me.
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