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When we were married in 2008, we created a blog/website to share all the details of the wedding celebration(s). We've continued to use that site over the last five years to let our friends and family know what we were up to. We were one of many who jumped on the "blog" bandwagon. As time has passed, we've questioned keeping up the blog. But, at the start of every year as we create a book about the previous one with photos and text, we consistently rely on our blog to help us not forget anything. So for the time being, the blog lives on and for those friends and family who still read it, we hope this helps keep you feeling connected. And for those of you who still maintain yours, thank you. We appreciate how it somehow makes the geographical distance between us, smaller. Playdough and Snack Time
August 19, 2008
One of the perks of getting married meant Lee and I were able to "graduate" from the Stanford Singles Ward and move on to a family ward. We heard fabulous things about ou...
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Bear Lake and Baker Beach
August 10, 2008
Every summer the Kalemba family gathers at Bear Lake in Idaho/Utah with Katie's Mom's side of the family (Tanners). It has been dubbed "Cousins Weekend" and is the party...
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The Blog: Desserts, Desserts, Desserts!
July 21, 2008
Last Wednesday, on July 16, Lee and I celebrated our marriage with our friends in California. The event was held outside in the gardens of the Rengstorff House. It was ab...
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Sequoia National Park & the 4th of July
July 07, 2008
We had originally planned on staying local over the 4th of July, get caught up on life and prep for our dessert reception in California. That wasn't nearly adventurous en...
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The Blog: Our Trip to Canada
June 25, 2008
When packing for our trip to Canada the weather forecast was rain, more rain, and even more rain.... Lucky for us, that didn't hold to be true. It was really only the fir...
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