Wednesday, June 17, 2009
California in a Nutshell
I went to California for two weeks this June to visit my family and friends. Mostly I went to go to my sister Jill's graduation. It was fun to see my family and go to my friend Evelyn's wedding at the temple. I also spent a lot of time with my little nephews and my new niece Lacie. She was blessed when I was home, which was the first time I was able to be home for one of their blessings. It wasn't as hot as I thought it would be, so I was lucky I was sweating the whole time. I tried really hard to condense my pictures. These were some of my favorites.
Little Lacie Lou Lou all pretty in her blessing outfit. Her headband/flower were so freakin adorable! She had on these little bracelets too.
Jill and me with Lacie... I look disgusting
Me and Jill with the Red Robin bird. My mom, dad, me and Jill went to eat there one night.
Me and Zander man. His smile just melts my heart.
Aunty Jill let Zander and Keaton play on her. I just sat there and watched. :)
Zander and Grandma (my mom) at our friend's wedding reception. It's cute how he is grabbing her around her neck like they're old buddies.
Me, my old friend Gin, my sister Stacie, and my other old friend Megan at the Sacramento Temple for our friend Eveyln's sealing.
Labels:
California,
family photos,
Gonzi happenings,
nephews n nieces,
Siblings
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6 comments:
Adorable pictures! i hope you are enjoying your Summer. Good luck with the end of your pregnancy.
What adorable kiddos! Looks like you had a blast! :)
I think your camera got progressively fuzzier as the trip went on! Good times in CA! That wig was hilar!
I know I did have fun! I am still trying to figure out why my camera has this weird glow about it. Weird.
It is a good thing you aren't home this week cause it is pretty hot! I know how much you love visiting your fam, I'm glad you had fun. And you were able to fit lots into your time there. I'm glad I got to see you and baby Gonzalez!!
The title of your post made me think "Turtles in a half-shell" :)
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