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Just a little journal of the lives of our family. We are a Christian home educating family with 3 gorgeous young children. This journal is mostly for the benefit of our family overseas. We hope that through this they can feel more involved in our every day lives.
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- White Sands is our family blog. Free Range Travels is our travel blog. Lemon Trees is my nutritional adventures blog.
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2006
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November
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- Luke sings The Nightmare Before Christmas
- Well done Steve!
- Judes first video
- Judes first video
- Are we going yet?
- Scissor Sisters in Belfast Photos
- Peeeeewwwyy...
- Some Photos From Jude's New Camera
- Birthdays, feet and snow...
- Jude's 10th Birthday is today!
- Tomorrow is Jude's 10th birthday! And yesterday wa...
- The Engagement Party
- Engagement Photos
- Parent Teacher Interview
- My celebrity look-a-likes?
- Scissor Sisters - Odyssey Arena Belfast
- Scissor Sisters - I don't feel like dancing
- Our New Bedroom Photos
- Judisms - Vegans and cereal
- Breeze's Blog?
- Urgh!!!!I can't stand the mess that the place gets...
- Willow tree or mineral mist?
- Geneva - October 2006
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6 comments:
Looks like you all had a wonderful time. I can't actually work out which lady is you though, lol!
Loved the one of Sam on the floor and the one of the happy couple cutting the cake (cool cake too!)
LOL, I'm the one in the jeans and bright shirt (redish), no shoes (I did have shoes but I couldn't dance in them).
Ah, I've just realised that you can only see the back of me in all the photos! lol. Thats probably for the best anyway.
I took most of the photos, and Steve didn't make it into any of them. Although he does appear in the camcorder video quite a bit, unlike me.
Looks like everyone had a great time, and the music you chose was a hit, but the looks of everyone's hands in the air, lol! Good Job!
Thanksgiving is, traditionally, the celebration of the first meal with the pilgrims and indians, in the new world. However, there are many versions of how that actually went, and some not that good. We use it mostly as a day to give thanks for what we have, our families and friends and such. A time to come together and share a big meal. Turkey is actually more popular for thanksgiving than Christmas here, but we usually do the same meal for both. Sometimes adding a ham in there, or other meat too. Hope that explains things for you.
Tammy
Yes it looks like they are praying in that photo, when actually they are doing YMCA! LOL
One of the YMCA pics looks like we're all worshipping my friend Sam who's standing by the wall.
H
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