Lynda's family
Angie "believes cousins are the first friends of our lives." She continued in her Facebook post: "When you grow up, they are still your friends. Repost this if you have some of the best cousins in the world!! They may not be part of your daily life, but they are never far from your thoughts and memories!! Love You ALL."
On Thanksgiving evening she posted: "What a great day! We didn't get to go to Laramie for turkey; however, Dick and I cooked and took a plate to Grandma Lynda and Aunt Debbie." She went on to explain that Lynda has a broken ankle and Debbie had had two molars pulled the day before.
Dean's family
Claudia and I flew home Sunday morning from a week visiting Paul and Eliza and their two little boys in Atlanta, where Paul is in his third year of pharmacy school at Mercer University. A week ago Sunday, the one just before Thanksgiving, our four-year-old grandson Peter was in his first Primary sacrament meeting program and, of course, was absolutely darling. And on Thanksgiving morning Paul ran the Atlanta half marathon with his best time ever (01:49). He certainly earned his Thanksgiving dinner.
Pete, Anna, and Miles returned Tuesday afternoon from their visit with Rachael, Robert, and their four girls in Illinois.
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We LOVED having you visit!!
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