Around the family, my nephew, Townsend, is know as TC2. Being more senior on the org chart, when dealing with things TC2, I proudly carry the moniker TC1. He's a terrific kid, my brother's son, and he just turned 21 and has such a wonderful life ahead of him. No Bull! Happy Birthday TC2!
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