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California Catch up

 We went in March but I didn't blog about it! It was so much fun and we're glad the Jennie and Ryan Dopps could come! We ate pizza and cookies, swam, soaked up some sun, went to the tide pools, went on the Girls' Night Dinner with Dad, walked the pier, shopped, got lots of shells, saw a baby sea lion get rescued, sat on the beach, relaxed, and talked and got popsicles almost every day! Such fun memories! We'll miss you I.B.!!
 

 
 



I got a crepe at the Farmers Market called The Paris. Brings back memories! :) So good!!


Ruby got Indian, yum!

The class chicken-bacon-garlic-ranch-seacoast-pizza!!




 

 
Please ignore my socks n' crocks
Finished my Honors English book on the trip Boo ya!

 

Blue sunscreen+A poor little bloody nose+ her adorable smile+ Creepy! But now you can see how menacing she really is!
This was my favorite pizza! Green pepper, olive, pepperoni, mushroom

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