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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. Mammoth Lakes on Labor Day
September 19, 2012
In June we reserved campsites in Redwood National Park for Labor Day weekend, but canceled them at the last minute to join a few friends in Mammoth Lakes. Lee had never b...
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Grandma Katie's Memorial
September 17, 2012
We just returned home from another long weekend in Wisconsin. This time it was for Grandma Katie's memorial service. The memorial was on Saturday and we spent Thursday af...
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Feeling Domesticated
September 11, 2012
We had the opportunity to order 40 lbs of delicious pears through our church this summer. They arrived a week or two ago and they all ripened at the same time! We were fo...
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Tomatoes, Tomatoes and more Tomatoes
August 27, 2012
Last Tuesday after we got back from Bear Lake we spent an evening in the garden harvesting unbelievable amounts of vegetables. Then, just a few days later we picked even...
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Cousins Weekend
August 23, 2012
This last weekend (August 17-19) was "cousins weekend" at Bear Lake. We're very fortunate that my Aunt opens up her cabin on the east side of the lake to us cousins every...
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