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Monday, July 10, 2006

Santa Cruz Slumber Party

We spent Saturday night at our friends Brian & Carol's house in Aptos, near Santa Cruz. The Dudley's home is so comfortable, fun and relaxing.

Nora & Camille

Nora is about 8 months older than Camille, and the girls had a great time together playing dress-up, watching Dora, playing in the park, and coloring (there was lots of preschooler angst too). Baby Sophia (9 months old) was a gem, and is just sweet as pie.

Sophia

We hit the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk for a sunny Sunday stroll. The Daddys took Nora and Camille on the Log Ride - it was the first time for both the girls. Camille came off laughing, saying "I got drenched!" Nora, on the otherhand was clinging to Daddy, crying and sobbing. Different strokes... View all the photos on Flickr.

Posted: 7/10/2006 01:17:00 PM

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