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Jam Swap '09 Round-Up
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Jessica Spring of Linear Ramblings for designing our artistic and original banner; just the way we imagined it.
8 comments:
And the moral of that story is:
YUM YUM YUM!!
From water to the plate...yum!
These are quintessential summer-in-New-England photos. Lobster, corn, and a picnic table. What more could you want?
Not being a Lobster fan (I know)...
I think my favorite parts are the first picture of you and the boys, and the axe on the table in the last one : )
And how could you not do that on a trip to Maine!
That looks sooooo good!
Now that's my kind of picnic!
Of course you brought your big stock pot CAMPING!
Mouthwatering.
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