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We visited Dylan, Andrea and Jim (they now have a new member of the family, Samuel) in Larchmont, New York before heading into Manhattan. Our friend, Sara, met us in Manhattan for two days of walking and taking in the sights. Cora's new favorite thing is the horse head stuffed animal Sara's Aunt gave her. We put it on her in Central Park and she was a hit!

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Unknown said…
Yay we made the blog! It was so fun to see you guys! And I don't know - Cora and Dylan look pretty cute together...xoxo

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