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Hello again

okay. I know it's been a little bit since I blogged - sorry. We got a new van; it's a Chrysler town and country (used) and we sold my mom her car back. Craziness, I know. My mom is here visiting which is fun (she came for her car). We hung out at Grandma G's house the first few days, and now she is at our house. We went to the zoo today (courtesy of M's birthday present from Aunt Megan) and it was lots of fun. The weather was perfect, pretty warm but there was a nice breeze, and we stayed and had lunch there. It was a nice morning, and now it is nap time - but I am not sleeping cuz E is not sleeping. Perfect time to post a few pics!



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Anonymous said…
I love that pic of M trying to milk the cow! btw you cleaned that lizard statue before you kissed it, right? :p
May 29, 2009 at 9:01 PM
M said…
Ugh. I almost had to report that lizard kissing photo as "inappropriate content'! :)

Love the new pics. Glad you made it to the zoo this week.
May 30, 2009 at 8:28 AM
Gauthier Gang said…
Ethan is so big! Wow. Glad we get to see all of you soon!
May 30, 2009 at 8:51 AM
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