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This past weekend marked an important milestone in my life 21 years of marriage! For our anniversary, we went back to The Hotel Monaco where we stayed on our wedding night. We took two days to wander around Salt Lake, hitting up little eateries like Eva's Caf on Main Street, and the Salt Lake Roasting Company off of 4th South.

This past weekend marked an important milestone in my life 21 years of marriage! For our anniversary, we went back to The Hotel Monaco where we stayed on our wedding night. We took two days to wander around Salt Lake, hitting up little eateries like Eva's Caf on Main Street, and the Salt Lake Roasting Company off of 4th South.

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