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August 28, 2019 Matt C. Sully

Father’s Creed – day 552

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Novel Beginnings

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The @uppercanadavill #pumpkinferno was really amazing! Themes and vibrant colors brought the carving skills to a new level.
My night at the museum. Lots of fun. Thanks, @andreakechamberlain for the invite.
Wonderful bookstore in #montreal, Argo Bookshop. Was on the go and couldn't stay long. Probably a good thing, or else I'd still be there. #bookstagram #bookish #book #books #bookworm
I guess we're sporting enthusiasts now. Football and baseball game in the same week!
Slip n' crash. #summer #splash #birthdaygirl #summerfun
Fun summer project. Neighbor's trash is our new resort-style lawn chair set.

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Matt C. Sully

Matt C. Sully

An American working in Canada with a Mexican wife and daughter. Along with learning Chinese, I think that makes me multicultural! My day job is running a security company. I have a passion for film, music, and books, all of which I hope to instill in my daughter. Follow my chronicles as a first-time novelist on my blog: https://mattcsully.com

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