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Girl’s Night {Photo Friday}

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The girls and I were stuck in the house for more than a week with some sort of evil flu like bug.  I promised a dinner out for their favorite – Hibachi – as soon as everyone was better.

My youngest and I aren’t in the picture because, well, we weren’t looking (or feeling) our best quite yet. We we’re there, of course, but by the end of the meal we were both ready to get back to resting. We jumped the gun and declared ourselves all better.

We’re all healthy again, so we can get on with starting our summer. 🙂

 

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