Anoka used to be a charming little town surrounded by farms. These days it is still a charming little town, but now it is surrounded by a wasteland of suburban development--much of which is stalled out due to the economic downturn. Still, the downtown area is vibrant in a "you can get anything you need on Main Street" sort of way.
The only problem we had was Representative Matt Dean, who stood outside the theater the whole time wearing a sandwich sign that read "I hate Neil Gaiman" on one side, and "Reading is for Pencil-Necked Weezles" on the other.
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Sorry I missed the talk. Anoka is a somewhat scary place to be as elections near, because there are Michelle Bachmann signs everywhere.
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