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It opens fine for me. Not sure why you can't access it. I just got off the phone with my Internet company and they said Facebook is having issues right now, which makes sense since I've been having issues with it for two days. So perhaps it's on their end and not yours.
 
My awesome, incredible husband has decided to go with me!! We've booked our hotel room. :)
 
How much fun would this be to join??? There's a local chapter near the site of the festival, and they meet once a month. I could drive to Louisville once a month for a meeting... just sayin'...

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