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By Sarah
Okay, so I just couldn't let myself go to sleep tonight before I shared some of the pictures from Jenny's wedding this weekend.  We just got back tonight and should certainly being going to bed early after all the excitement, but I'm too happy looking at pictures to tear myself away from the computer.  What an adventure traveling from here to there & being in Abilene for all the wedding fun.  Jenny & Scott's family and friends are fantastic, and Danny must be praised for the wonderful job he did as a practically single dad the entire weekend.  He is the best husband in the entire world -- sorry Jenny.  (:  I loved being able to celebrate my great friend from high school and watching her enjoy her special weekend.  You can "bet your boots" Texans know how to make sure everyone is having a good time!  I feel so honored & am so glad our little family was able to go.  Thank you, Jenny & Scott!  Congratulations & best wishes to the happy couple!

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Reggs said…
WHOOO!! How about that waffle in the shape of Texas? This looked like so much fun. That picture of you bending to help your girl walk...you look like a supermodel! But I guess you're just used to that. ;)
And of COURSE! You may use anything off my blog, I am flattered. I hope it helps whoever is in need of it. My friend found out she might have MS, and she has a 2 year old daughter. She's scared, I'm scared. Life is scary sometimes!
July 6, 2008 at 2:11 AM
Sarah said…
Ha! Like I dress like that on a regular basis! I had to go to the mall & buy make-up before I could pack for the trip. (: I must admit I'm jealous we don't have Colorado shaped waffles... oh, wait... I think plain ol' squares might be close enough. (:

Thanks for letting me steal off of your blog! I used it today. Any idea when the test results will come back about the MS??? 2 years ago the fertility specialist thought I might have Lupus but luckily we only had to wait a week or so for the results to come back negative. Good luck to you & your friend!!! And thanks again!!!
July 6, 2008 at 8:21 PM
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