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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. Meeting Jack Jerome Pfaffenbach
October 05, 2013
Little Jack Jerome Pfaffenbach finally decided to join the family on Sunday, September 22, 2013. He measured just under 21" in length and 8 pounds 4 ounces. Lee and I met...
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Our week in Hood River
September 23, 2013
Most of the family and friends that came to celebrate Abbie & Patrick's wedding headed home on Labor Day. Lee and I didn't have to be back in California until the followi...
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Abbie & Patrick's Wedding Celebration
September 19, 2013
Over Labor Day weekend, Abbie & Patrick celebrated their marriage. Abbie & Patrick were married two summers ago by way of the Texas courts and waited until they could cel...
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Olympic National Park
September 09, 2013
A couple of weeks ago, we had the opportunity to visit Olympic National Park for the first time. The park is pretty good-sized and has all sorts of ecosystems. We dedicat...
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Family Fun
August 13, 2013
The last two weekends (first two weekends in August) have been fun-filled and family focused. I spent the first weekend of August in Hood River. My parents were super cut...
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