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Friday, May 11, 2007

Dinner with The Coovert Family


Nice and full from a fun dinner at Buca di Beppo with Kierstin Coovert and her kids Harry, Sophia, William (don't forget "Mr. Bonus Baby" in her tummy!). This restaurant totally wins the award for "Best Place to Play 'I Spy' with the Kiddos." The young foursome were semi-wild, but good enough to warrant ice cream sundae desserts all around. Plus, the volume of that place is so loud, that it doesn't really matter. Nora flirted with Harry. Sophia and Nora held hands while walking back to the parking garage. I loved seeing Dell wrangling two kids per hand crossing the street - he did a great job! View the photos on Flickr.

Posted: 5/11/2007 09:26:00 PM

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