New Pictures are Up

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Check out some pictures from the last 3 months. Hopefully it doesn't take us as long to put pictures up in the future.

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Sheri said…
Love, love, love all the pictures! The TYB photos make me feel so nostalgic , and the boys we knew so well are growing up to the point I hardly recognize them. The animal shots at Kruger are breathtaking. Looks like you are having a much deserved respite from the action. All these experiences will only heighten as the years roll by. Thanks for sharing!
March 21, 2013 at 5:31 AM
Anonymous said…
hello.. nothing on the blog... nothing on the emails... must be having a ball... love you all dearly... xox laurie
March 21, 2013 at 9:33 PM
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