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Wednesday, September 6, 2006

Two Milestone "First Days"

Our niece, Grace Cresswell, had her first day of kindergarten up in Washington. She's the one in the middle if you don't know her... Doesn't she look great, and so grown up! GO GRACIE!



And her brother, Will Cresswell, had his first day of preschool... what a dapper young fellow in his Aloha Shirt! GO WILL!



Congratulations to the best niece and nephew around! Bet their Mom and Dad (Amy & Phil) and grandparents (MB & Don) are so proud of them, as are we. Miss you and love you all so much!

Posted: 9/06/2006 09:07:00 AM

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