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Thanksgiving






We had a nice, relaxing Thanksgiving break with friends and family. On Thursday, our friends came up from Corvallis to spend the day and even treated us to homemade deep dish pizza - tasty! On Friday, we celebrated Thanksgiving at my mom's house with both my brothers and then headed out to Seaside on Saturday for a few great days on the coast. We even had a break in the weather so we could spend a little time letting Cora run around the beach, which she loved.

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Toodles said…
Sounds like you had a good Thanksgiving! I love Cora's little boots...haha... she sports them so well! xoxo, Maria.
December 7, 2010 at 9:08 AM
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