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You ready for this?

Ξ April 23rd, 2009 | → | ∇ Griffin Updates, Jonathan and Bekah Pics |

So I guess it did take me a while to post again.  Much longer than last time.  I have a lot of catching up to do.  I am going to start with the Temple lights we went and saw around Christmas.  They were beautiful as usual.  Here are a few pictures:

Jonathan and BekahYeah so the picture is a little dark, but it is the only one I have of the two of us at the temple lights.

Pretty lights

Pretty Tree

Templetrees

Ok, I am sure I could put more pictures up, but unfortunately we didn’t have a stand for our camera so only a few of the pictures turned out.

 

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  1. Robyn said,

    on April 26th, 2009 at 7:15 pm

    You got some really good pictures! I’m so bummed, we went to the temple lights twice while we were out there and I didn’t get any pictures!!

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