GoodMorningGloucester is the spawn of a messageboard thread on CapeAnnOnline
The thread started as a daily photo essay of life on the docks and family photos but as it got longer and longer I realized that a blog is a much better way to organize and share.
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I wish that I had the crab cakes!
By: Anonymous on January 2, 2008
at 9:27 am
Me too!
By: captjoe06 on January 2, 2008
at 3:07 pm
What great pictures.. I googled Niles Beach and got connected to this wonderful site. I lived on Eastern Pt ,my Dad owned and converted the old Rockaway Hotel on Rocky Neck way back in the day. Great to visit your site..thank you
By: gayle on July 10, 2009
at 10:29 pm
I’m trying to reach Joey Ciaramitaro. I’m calling from a Boston TV show and was given Joey’s name as a good person to contact. Can I reach him here?
By: Anonymous on September 6, 2009
at 6:25 pm
Leaving an anonymous comment might be tough for me to get ahold of you.
By: Joey on September 6, 2009
at 10:54 pm
good idea! see you all soon at sailor stan’s
By: karen on February 24, 2008
at 5:46 pm
I added you to my blog list, I read your page daily for updates on the GLO.
By: Kiley on May 20, 2008
at 1:38 pm
Hey Joe:
This is the first time I have visited your website. Your blog was given to me by the Rockport visitor’s center. My family and I are very interested in being part of your blog. Known as the Gloucester Fleet, we are a new deep sea fishing and charter business running out of the Cape Ann Marina. Our boat is called the Lady Sea. Visit our website please @ gloucesterfleet.com
Thank you for your time.
The Family of Booty, Carolann & “Captain Mike” Mann
By: Carolann Mann on May 26, 2008
at 6:47 pm
Great blog, wonderful photos.
By: Christine on June 21, 2008
at 9:58 pm
Joe:
I got some great photos from Sunday, including the “flag” shot. Took ‘em from my kayak. You want ‘em?
apm
By: The Cowboy on June 30, 2008
at 11:29 am
Here are the Greasy Pole pix. Enjoy:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/28150075@N03/2625780826/in/photostream/
By: The Cowboy on June 30, 2008
at 9:13 pm
Hi Joe,
Really, really enjoy your work and sense of humor. My wife and I look for updates every day. If possible, can you show my new Rockport community site in your blogroll? It is http://www.sandybayday.com
Thanks!
-Capehedge
P.S. Very impressed by your use of WordPress, Vimeo, Flickr, Twitter, Slide, etc. – all the latest and greatest cutting edge sites. You are a good ting for Gloucester.
By: Capehedge on July 26, 2008
at 8:18 pm
Hey Joey,
As I promissed you last night I am chcking out your blog for the first time ever, and leaving a post! This is my first time ever posting to a blog-and was a little unsure of where would be the best place to leave my comment, and decided to leave it here, hope that is acceptable to you! Looking forward to checking out all aspects of your site as I have downtime today at work. Hope to see you all again soon-the girls are ADORABLE!
~Amy
By: Amy on July 30, 2008
at 8:11 am
i know right
By: deed on July 18, 2009
at 5:09 pm
Amy,
your credibility has just zoomed northward as you kept your promise!
LOL
The girls are kinda cute aren’t they? Thank goodness they look like their mom and not my ugly ass.
By: Joey on July 30, 2008
at 9:36 am
I am going to plead the fifth in any discussion regarding your ass…
By: Amy on July 30, 2008
at 12:11 pm
I’d say that’s probably a wise decision.
By: Joey on July 30, 2008
at 12:34 pm
Are there any coupons available for the Provincetown trip?
Thanks
Gil
By: Gil McCarthy on August 1, 2008
at 5:00 pm
Joey, what kind of camera do you have/use? Your photos are great. Maybe you have missed your calling.
By: Chris Jaeger on August 5, 2008
at 7:20 am
I mostly use a Sony H3 but sometimes indoors at dinner I’ll take along my smallish Sony DSC-P200.
Thanks for the compliments, I try but still have lots to learn.
By: Joey on August 5, 2008
at 8:00 am
Joe, Just found your web site its great! I read the history on Capt. Joe I loved it . Great Job!!!!!!
By: Charlie Ciaramitaro Birch Rd, on August 11, 2008
at 9:16 am
Thanks Charlie. Glad you like it. Make sure you subscribe and the updates will come to your email in the morning. Just click the little place where it says subscribe in the top right part of the page.
By: Joey on August 11, 2008
at 9:32 am
WHERE CAN I GET A STICKER FOR MY RIG I AM IN GLOUCESTER EVERYDAY AT ROSES OIL PICKING UO BOAT SHAFTS. THANKS JIM
By: JIMMY THE TRUCK DRIVER on August 16, 2008
at 8:38 pm
Ask the boys at Rose’s how to get to Captain Joe’s. They ought to be able to point you in the right direction.
By: Joey on August 17, 2008
at 4:22 am
We all love your website and look forward to the morning email of your photos. A great way to start our morning! I have sent your website address to many people who have moved from the area and they all agree – you are incredible with that camera. Keep up the great work.
Adele & Ladies in the Office
Babson-Elwell & Davis Insurance
44 Blackburn Center
Gloucester
By: Adele on August 22, 2008
at 12:41 pm
Hey Adele, that was about the nicest thing you could say.
Thank you so much. Comments like yours make the energy and effort all worth while.
By: Joey on August 22, 2008
at 2:42 pm
Hi Joey – I love the blog! Your photos express your true love of Gloucester and your beautiful family.
Tell your dad Cousin Gail said Hello! Keep those photos coming!! I’ll be down soon for a sticker..We’ll trade, I’ll give you one for Little Italy Pizzeria (Beverly’s Best Pizzeria) and http://www.guittarrrealestate.com
By: Gail Guittarr on September 7, 2008
at 9:41 pm
Could you please tell me who does your bumper stickers?
Thanks,
Tim
By: Tim Brown on September 12, 2008
at 1:18 pm
Yes Tim, it’s The Monkey.
By: Joey on September 12, 2008
at 1:31 pm
Thanks for your video @ the Farmers Market. Joe Schulz is my son and I live in WI so it was awesome seeing him participate in this event.
What a good guy and fantastic chef huh?
By: Cindy on September 14, 2008
at 10:49 am
Joe and Christian did a fantastic job.
I had a lot of fun making that short movie, and I still haven’t let Eric from Passports live it down(even though I was egging on both teams to make for a better build up).
It was a great event.
By: Joey on September 14, 2008
at 10:54 am
Hi Joey,
My husband is very interested in tracking down a Joey & Johnny Palazola that grew up in Chicago. By any chance were you named after your father and did he grow up in Chicago?
Thanks for your time,
Becca & Jerry De Gracio
By: Becca De Gracio on September 15, 2008
at 10:43 am
Hey Joe !
Found this blog because of your donation to the Cape Ann Chamber Auction.
I have visited almost everyday since then.
I have lived on Cape Ann for 34 years now and every day I learn something new from your blog.
For example today I bought two Starfish pillows from Helen Parker Textiles on Broadway in Rockport. Saw them on your blog.
I drive by the place at least twice a day on the way to my shop on the Neck and I never stopped in.
Eurkea what a find.
“GoodMorning Gloucester” is great “Hello Cape Ann”. and “Wake Up Rockport” could be two more blogs.
Keep up the good work you are documenting history.
D.J. Bearskin Neck Leathers
By: D.J. Tardif Jr. on September 18, 2008
at 4:22 pm
Hey, thanks DJ!
Did you tell the good folks at Helen Parker Textiles you saw her stuff here on GMG?
There’s a great Rockport going on right now called SandyBayDay. Check it out! They are friends of GMG and have alot of the same outlook on running a website as I do. Positive and Fun attitudes.
By: Joey on September 18, 2008
at 6:06 pm
I LOOK AT YOUR WEBSITE EVERY MORNING, ITS THE ONLY WAY TO KEEP UP WITH MY SISTER (SUSIE) THANKS
By: SEESTER 1 on September 22, 2008
at 5:53 am
Good to meet you tonight, Joey. It would please me greatly to be included among the websites on your blog roll.
Ed McCabe a/k/a Everyman
By: Everyman on October 11, 2008
at 8:05 pm
So it is four in the morning, up as usual. Poor Dave…. you’ll see him in about and hour and a half, don’t ask him about last nights sleep. Thumbs up for the Saturday block party we made it through the big three-o just fine, it was a grand surprise and no one got sick, but slightly hung down!! Love the family pics, maybe a fishing families thread would be fun.
By: erin jewell on October 14, 2008
at 3:18 am
Dear Joe, Many thanks for the fabulous photos of Plum Cove Grind !! Sorry I missed you that day you were taking them.You made everything look so delicious.
I’ve been enjoying your site from time to time- and telling every one about it! Many thanx for your progressive contribution to the community! Hope to meet you next time.
Meredith Glaser, Owner of Plum Cove Grind
By: Meredith Glaser on October 16, 2008
at 6:39 pm
Joey,
Happy Birthday to a wonderful person that adds so much to Gloucester. We could all learn from your positive view on life and the world.
Have a Great Day & We all Lov Ya.
By: Vickie on October 29, 2008
at 8:23 am
hey joe, since moving to az i go on your web site every morning to get the latest poop. i miss the ocean but not the cold. it’s 6:10 and 64 degrees. one of my favorite things is your pictures of your kids . you can tell you love them to death and their cutties. your a good dad and a good man joey . i do miss messing with you and frankie every day he is a good shit also tell him hello for me. my wife misses finding funny t-shirts for you. we will see a funny one and she will say i bet joe would like that one. any how keep up the great work on the blog and tell dave j. to keep keeping it real. i have to call him .his little girl must be getting big by now.my wife loved it ,everytime he would talk about her he had this big grin on his face. you can tell someone who will be a good dad. ok later , i’ll send you pictures soon of my new bull . he wii be in the rodeo finals in texas next month. shawn
By: shawn cromwell on November 20, 2008
at 8:23 am
Mornin’ Capt.
I read your blog everyday and I never thank God for the beauty of Cape Ann and her people.Your pic’s are awesome and I was wonderin’ what camera you use and did you just start shooting or have you done it forever? Thank you for your humor,wit and devotion to Glousta.I love this stinkin’ island !!!!!!
cookie
By: Cookie on November 23, 2008
at 7:40 am
For most of the pictures I use a Sony H3. It is not as good as a DSLR like a Nikon D40 which my wife has but it is a nice compromise of smallish size with a ten times optical zoom. It wouldn’t be practical for me to lug a big camera around and at least half of the shots I take are of the spontaneous kind which wouldn’t happen if my camera wasn’t on my person when something took place.
I’ve been shooting for a couple of years but in no way do I consider myself a professional. About half the shots I take are with the automatic settings unless I know there is something I want to mess with and I’ll make a manual adjustment.
There are many far greater photographers than me who have blogs like Steve B, Jay Albert, Jim Barber, Sharon Lowe, and Mark Teiwes. What I think I bring to the local blogging world is a combination of journalistic flair, and I’m not intimidated to get in someone’s grill with my camera. I like pictures of boats as I take my fair share of them and I like pictures of the harbor but the work I like the most is the personal shots of people doing something or up close that can tell a story. I’m in sort of a unique situation because I know so many diverse people between the restaurateurs, fishermen, and artisans around town and I’m also sort of a tech geek so when you put all that together I think it makes for a semi-interesting blog.
By: Joey on November 23, 2008
at 8:29 am
Enjoying your blog Joey! Keep it up.
By: Shayne on November 23, 2008
at 12:58 pm
I saw this link on a comment about the lobster industry crisis on Boston.com. I mentioned it to a friend and he was up for buying some lobsters to show support (and because he loves lobster). Where can we go to buy lobster in Gloucester that the money we spend will go the most directly to the lobster men and women.
I’m a transplant from the midwest and the coastline of Gloucester is my favorite view of the ocean. Gloucester has been my favorite city so far.
By: Ramona on December 13, 2008
at 11:14 am
Best Wishes for a Great 2009 for you and your family, Joey! I was driving off the state fish pier this morning after taking a few pictures and could have sworn I heard your voice. There were a few folks sitting in trucks but I couldn’t see if you were in one of them.
By: hedge on December 27, 2008
at 9:45 pm
Please take a look at this CNN ireport.
It is a really touching story of a Massachusetts Lobsterman and his son.
http://www.ireport.com/docs/DOC-174455
By: linda on January 4, 2009
at 10:43 pm
Hi Joe,
I stumbled across you site and WOW what a great site. I love your stories and pictures. It looks like things are going well for you that is great.
Atom
By: Atom E on January 6, 2009
at 6:14 am
hey, i came via Universal Hub, who posted a link to you after the explosion on eastern ave.
great blog — do you ever spend time in Dogtown researching that area? i find there isn’t enough info online about it. and it seems up your alley for uncovering cool stuff about gloucester.
i went to gordon, and now live near haverhill, but we spend a lot of time hiking dogtown and enjoying cape ann.
keep up the good work. your photos of the explosion were great. too bad it had to happen though….
By: christine on January 26, 2009
at 11:57 am
Hey Joe,
Great site would it be possible to list my marine and tackle store on the blog.WWW.3lanterns also my charter boat operation”Amandamariefishing.com”
Thanks,
Mike Parisi
By: Mike Parisi on February 11, 2009
at 12:26 pm
Dear Joey,
what a really cool website! Are you the
same Joey from Captain Joes where I sold my
catch when I fished out of Gloucester, if so
I think its great what your doing! and wish you
the best!
Howard
By: Howard Kline on March 1, 2009
at 4:56 pm
That’s me kid. Hope you’re doing well. Dad says hey from Naples.
By: Joey on March 1, 2009
at 7:45 pm
hey, names frank ciaramitaro jr. dads frank, and grandpa’s joe slush. i just found this site not to long ago. right now im servin in the army in iraq, and i just wanted to say thank you to everyone from back home for all the pics you guys put up… it makes a guy in the desert remember why his home is so important to him
By: Frankie on March 9, 2009
at 3:30 pm
Hi Joe: Over the months I have been following your daily GoodMorningGloucester.org. Congratulations! For me, it’s a good wake-up piece to start my day.
This a.m. I stopped by your wharf to chat re my own soon-to-be blog site. Upon your return from vacation, I would like to talk with you. I think it would be mutually beneficial. I’ll contact in a week.
Ron Gilson
By: Ron Gilson on March 10, 2009
at 5:10 pm
Hi Love this site..My Mother and her family grew up in Gloucester. I have on people here any more but I still call it my second home.
I found a reciept for Pilot crackers here but now I can’t finde it. Can you help me find it?
Thank
you
Anita
By: Anita on March 25, 2009
at 4:16 pm
Heh Joey,
Thanks for helping me get going in the morning…a few cups of coffee and a few minutes with GMG helps me endure the boring, constant sun and heat here in St. Petersburg, Fla. and makes me wonder why I left such a beautiful place like Gloucester!
By: Carlo Lovasco on March 30, 2009
at 9:59 am
What happened to my email subscription to GMG?
I stopped getting daily emails about 3 weeks ago.
I miss it and am wondering if I have to re-subscribe?
By: Margaret Lee on March 30, 2009
at 12:34 pm
It couoldn’t hurt to resubscribe Margaret. I’ll look into it though.
By: Joey on March 30, 2009
at 1:30 pm
Re: Late Night Secret Pirate Parade during Fiesta
Hey Joey
I mentioned this to you last week when we met. It appears there isn’t a way to make private comments on GMG. drat.
Pirates (usually 100 plus) come down Prospect, the stairs at the end of Winchester Court and onto Main Street on their way to the Fort or Stage Fort Park, yelling “to the sea” and making other pirate-ee kinds of noise. On the way back, they walk in the middle of Main Street and annoy the drivers.
pssst, it’s the Saturday night of Fiesta starting at about 10-11pm.
That’s what I know, although I know people who know people who know more. (^;
kind regards
Sabine-
FOB
By: Sabine Ocker on March 30, 2009
at 6:53 pm
Thank you for this wonderful website. It was forwarded to me by my dear friend, Linda Devoe. I am a friend of Ron and Joan Gilson and enjoyed the interview so very much. The tree project was an impressive effort. I am so glad that there are so many people who stepped up to the plate to beautify this lovely city. I was born and raised here and am looking forward to other civic projects that you may be organizing in the future. Thank you again. My heart is lifted.
Rebecca Dexter Aliberte
By: Rebecca Dexter Aliberte on April 15, 2009
at 10:04 am
THIS IS MY FIRST TIME READING AND I AM
ENJOYING IT -MUCHLY
By: CHRISTINE on April 16, 2009
at 12:49 pm
Hey…just found this website….it is stunning…planning to visit often….fun !! good job !
By: Maryanne on May 5, 2009
at 9:35 am
I will be making 2 presentations on the tall ships fleet coing to Boston in July 2009. One in Marblehead and one in Newburyport, think it would be good to post them on your blog for your readers.
To whom could I send word.docs to post ?
thanks thad koza
By: thad koza on May 7, 2009
at 6:27 pm
Joey, there could be some good pics of Mike De Falco painting the Annisquam Village Church. Marty
By: Martin Daley on May 20, 2009
at 9:11 am
Stumbled onto your website…a native of Glouc., now living in So. Maine, I immediately recognized your Good Harbor Beach photo, where I spent many wonderful childhood days. I’ll be sure to pop on when having my morning coffee. Love your photos. It makes me feel closer to home.
By: Leslie on May 21, 2009
at 2:51 pm
Very lovely photos! I’m writing from Italy and I was dreaming travelling to Gloucester since many years. I don’t know when i’ll be in Glouc. in person, but I’m sure I’ll be on your blog every day.
Capt. Massimo
By: Massimo on May 29, 2009
at 3:53 pm
Joey,
I thought your picture of the neutered dog was crass, tastelss and ugly. It is not fitting your otherwise very nice blog. I deleted it and any others in my mailbox without reading them in protest. Really crass….
D
By: Diane L. on June 17, 2009
at 10:18 am
Apparently you’re not the only one. I’ve had several other folks say the same thing. I don’t see what’s so bad about a medical procedure to a dog and thought it worthy of a picture as we’ve befriended ol’ Mako in the past, but it obviously hit a nerve with several folks yourself included.
By: Joey on June 17, 2009
at 11:07 am
Hi Capt. Joe -
I’ve been following your blog for awhile and enjoy it.
Our organization, the North of Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau, promotes tourism to Essex County and we work with a lot of the Cape Ann folks. I have an new program I wanted to let you know about – Maritime Mansions at Twilight, which features a special tours of a sea captain’s home in a different town each month from June – Oct.
Gloucester will be featured on Thurs. June 25 at the Sargent House at 7 p.m. with “Reversal of Fortune: Judith Sargent & the Fight for Women’s Rights.” Hear how a loveless marriage, enormous debts, and a great love affair led to the fight for female independence. See works by Fitz Henry Lane and John Singer Sargent in a fabulous mansion near the harbor.
The tour can accommodate 20 participants and it costs $15 per person. Reservations required. More info (tickets, downloable brochure) can be found on our cultural website http://www.escapesnorth.com/maritime_mansions
Thanks in advance for helping promote this new program.
By: Julie on June 17, 2009
at 2:34 pm
Joey
Love your blog
I read it every day. I’m now living in Boulder but used to live in Gloucester.
A couple of suggestions:
When making a video—use a tripod–your videos bounce around a lot
Also for your readers who aren’t in Gloucester—what is fiesta? a party put on by St. Peters church? What are the origins of this party?
I gather there is a lot of alcohol consumption
And this greasy pole thing. How long is the pole?
Is it totally covered in Grease? or just sections of it? Give us a brief history if you can
By: tony smith on June 20, 2009
at 1:09 pm
Here is a bunch of information about the Greasy Pole-
The Greasy Pole
By: Joey on June 21, 2009
at 10:20 am
Alcohol Consumption?
During the Fiesta?
That’s an outrageous assumption!
By: capeannpainter on June 20, 2009
at 8:49 pm
Hello.
My husband was was born and brought up in Gloucester, (Liberty St) and his dad was also a captain in the fising fleet. We are now living in land locked Vermont, but your site is a nice reminder of the home town. thanks.
I do have a question.. Remember the old Captains Couragous Restaurant.. When it was operational, it displayed portraits of all the gloucester fishing captains.. Do you know what happened to all these paintings? Hopefully they were preserved. We have been unsucessful at locating them, but thought since you seem to have a handle on the pulse of the community, you might know.
In any event, thanks for the efforts to keep gloucester alive and well.
Have fun at the fiesta.
By: Robin Serio on June 22, 2009
at 7:49 am
One of the owners of Espresso was part of the family that owned the old Captain’s Courageous I believe. I’ll look into it for you.
By: Joey on June 22, 2009
at 8:41 am
Hi Joey,
I grew up in Gloucester and still have many family members living there, so I’m up a LOT. My brother-in-law is a fisherman and a hero of mine (Joe palazzolo – his boat is the Francesca Carlo). I’ve lost a few friends at sea and I’m so incredibly in awe of all fisherman who risk their lives for the love of the game. A few years back, I got a tattoo of the Fisherman’s Memorial from Leo at the Lion’s Den. It took him 5 1/2 hours to do it and I LOVE it. I’d love to send you a pic, but not sure how to submit a photo. I LOVE your website. My fave pic is of Good Harbor Beach at sunrise. ahhhhhh Great Job! Sincerely, Susanna Gray-Casper (now living in South Boston)
By: Susanna Casper on July 2, 2009
at 10:29 am
Susanna Casper,
Soog is that you?! One of GHS’ most talented performers ever?
Erika (Hansen)
By: Erika Hansen on August 14, 2009
at 7:49 pm
Thank Joey for the Gloucester sticker the Check is in the mail. thank again Joey do you know where i can buy one ot those dory models. i will be back in gloucester for our 60 c;ass reuion on Aug 15 would like to buy one
Thanks
Japt Joe
By: Capt Joe Santos on July 26, 2009
at 10:12 am
You can call The Maritime Heritage Center. Geno Mondello builds them at his dory shop which is located there.
http://www.gloucestermaritimecenter.org/who.html
By: Joey on July 26, 2009
at 10:37 am
HI JOEY
WHERE CAN I FIND STICKERS ABOUT THE GLOUCESTER FISHING FLEET,YOU HAVE A WONDERFUL BLOG,KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK
N
By: norma on July 26, 2009
at 10:53 am
I believe you can get them at Rose’s Marine on Rodgers St, and thanks!
By: Joey on July 26, 2009
at 11:09 am
Wondering if you could point me towards information about the floating house near the bridge… why do they get to do that? what’s the plumbing like? Or is it a municipal building? Where does it live in the winter? It is a daily curiosity!
By: Ptolemy on August 14, 2009
at 5:09 pm
A private person owns it and rents it out. In the winter it is docked in Rocky Neck if I’m correct. That’s about all I know.
By: Joey on August 14, 2009
at 5:39 pm
Thought you might like to know about the SailGHS Fall Fleet Regatta that we’re hosting next month.
It’s September 19th and there are already teams from CT, RI, MA and ME signed up.
Find out more by contacting me directly or by visiting the SailGHS regatta page:http://sailghs.org/?q=node/42
By: Kevin Cook on August 17, 2009
at 12:26 pm
I’m trying to find information regarding an artist named Thad Call who was part of the Cape Ann art movement in the 50’s. Can anyone tell me anything about this graduate of Mass. school of art in 1932.
Thank you
Ed
By: Ed Chastek on September 8, 2009
at 11:38 pm
Hi Joey, dang but it’s been a long time, brother. With all the people you know I’m sure you don’t remember me, but we used to sell fish to you guys back in the 80’s. You’re doing so much for Glosta and its history. I just stumbled on this site this morning from a link on the GDT page. The first thing I saw here was the song by Earl & Arch, Gloucester till the End. What an amazing tribute to the fishermen and people of this community. I don’t know Mike but he did a great job putting that vid together.
You’ve got some awesome pics here, too. I’ve always enjoyed photography and just recently made the switch from 33mm to digital. Amazing how far the technology has come in just a few short years. My little Canon SD1200IS can see stars at night that even my own eyes fail to detect
Anyway, you have a great site going here. Hope you keep it up for a long time to come. I found myself coming back to it several times today to explore it further. Hope your dad and the rest of your family are all doing well. BTW – I had 2 girls also, both of them young adults now. And keep this in mind. Any guy can make a son, but it takes a real man to make a woman. As was explained to me by an old Scotsman. I can tell by your photos you’re a great dad. Keep up the great work.
Kevin
By: Kevin on October 28, 2009
at 5:09 pm
Hey Joey —
Big news from LaRosa’s: We are now serving beer (wine to come by next weekend)!!
Come by for a slice and a cold one and have a second slice on Terry!
While you’re there, check out his new menu. He’s got a couple new amazing entrees, including Shrimp Mediterranean — fabulous.
See you soon.
Mary
By: Mary O'Connor LoJacono on November 8, 2009
at 10:03 am