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Pasadena Pictures

Day Zero (the bus ride)
Sarah and I played a fun math puzzle thing and finally got it. Crystal was quite impressed...
The bus and lots of snow out the window

Kaylee and a funny picture I took because I was jealous she could sleep
Day One...











 Day Two....

Day Three...







Well we were at the beach. So we did ballet poses...that's just what you do.




One of my role models, Brenna

Oh ya, the President Nixon Museum! I actually liked it, it was neat

A piece of the Berlin Wall. Now that was cool





 Day 4....

I went on this.




Happy 2013! (No I'm not drunk in this picture)


From 5th grade. Finally got to open it, I little disappointing but funny. It had my 50s day dance card :)
Day 5...
Here's us at 3 in the morning


I missed Sarah...



Yep...it was pretty delish

The sun'll come out...


 
 Day 6...



Another, Ahhh you're going to be flooded, JK!

The "subway" before the "earthquake"

The shark getting ready to come scare me

Whoville!! It looks more real in this picture than in real life


Set used in War of the Worlds



My pins :)
Going home.....
Oh Sarah.......





I came home to this

How nice it was to have my own bed








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  1. Taylor FamilyJanuary 15, 2013 at 8:16 AM

    Looks like you had so much fun. I am impressed you went on that roller coaster. Cute pictures makes me want to get out of this freezing weather.

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