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- Morgan Rees showcased The Blue Door
- Morgan Rees posted to the statusThis is how I spent most of yesterday at the Ophthalmologist. Long day. I wish they were VR glasses instead.
- Morgan Rees posted to the statusTell Your Friends: We are happy that you’re following this adventure with us. Why don’t you tell your friends to join us too and receive updates, access exclusive features and opportunities? Let them know: Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and more
- Morgan Rees posted to the statusTwo more photos of Air Force One in the Bay Area. From here POTUS goes to Los Angeles.
- Morgan Rees posted to the statusAir Force One carrying President Obama flies (7pm) directly over my house on it's approach to Moffett Field airfield.
- Morgan Rees posted to the statusF-15’s patrolled Super Bowl 50 skies after Blue Angels (six-jets) fly-over: The Blue Angels performed a fly-over prior to Super Bowl 50 (and over my house) between the Denver Broncos and the Carolina Panthers at Levi's Stadium on February 7, 2016 in Santa Clara, California. This year, the Blue Angels opened Super Bowl 50, with their “signature six-jet Delta formation.” But during the game itself, there was an other aerial backup. Air Force F-15 Eagles have been training for weeks leading up to the big game, the Air Force said. The fighter jets will be patrolling the skies for wandering aircraft who have flown into restricted airspaces (on Sunday, the skies above stadium are off limits). The F-15s have practiced interception techniques to escort the Cessnas away from the 70,000+ viewers below.
- Jerri Anne Rees showcased Things I Love
Morgan Rees added the event COCONUT GROVE ARTS FESTIVAL FEB 13 2016 - FEB 15 2016- Morgan Rees showcased Coconut Grove Arts Festival
- Morgan Rees posted to the statusIf you are having a stressful day looking at this this image may help calm you down.
- Morgan Rees commented on their own status post
- Morgan Rees: Billy Tripp, "Moe Larry and Curley"
- Morgan Rees commented on their own status post
- Morgan Rees: Jack Ackerman, "It is because they pin things on them."
