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      <title>The Blue Bunny — Olive&#39; First (collaborative) Story</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;We had a really first rate dinner at Amber tonight. When we arrived (at 5:15), there was one other family there and we were seated in the very back corner of the room reserved for families with little kids that look like trouble. Ruby was wearing her pink flower rain boots, mini-skirt, and  a blue tee-shirt. Olive was sporting the ripped play pants and a dinosaur shirt. I really can&amp;rsquo;t blame them for seating us in the back corner, and it did nothing to dampen our enjoyment of the meal. The waitstaff positively doted over Olive. She played it cool, not answering their questions, but turning around to gawk at them when they walked away.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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