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We have been having fun playing in the snow. We are all excited for Christmas too. We are counting down the days and having fun activity's on the way. We made tons of cookies too, but didn't take pictures of those...but don't worry we are making more cookies. Nathan and I also celebrated our 7th wedding anniversary on December 6th. We went to The Melting Pot restaurant and it was amazing. And Nathan gave me pink roses. Thanks Adrianne for watching the girls. We really need to do that more often. Being on and off sick for a while too. We are all feeling good right now though and knock on wood, cause I hate sickness. Busy, busy.
XOXO-Erin

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Joi Montrief said…
Soooooo Stinkin' Cute! You're not going to believe this, but we got Scotlin the same exact pj's as Cheryl for Christmas! How funny is that? hehe Juny looks adorable in that rainbow outfit of Scotlin's! We have twinner girls!!! hehe Love ya! I'm going to set up my Skype camera soon so we can see each other...so see ya later!
Luvbeingmom said…
Great pictures... I loove the ones of the two girls together..they're darling!

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