Weekend Is Over - Send Off Dinner For The College Boys

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  1. Rose7/28/13, 9:09 PM

    your two older sons look like twins.;)

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  2. Unknown7/28/13, 9:27 PM

    Happy family! You have handsome sons and the one in black looks so you.

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  3. aby ♥7/29/13, 4:29 PM

    i agree with Kristine, you have handsome sons! too bad my older than them. whahahaha kidding! XD

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  4. Meikah7/30/13, 1:47 PM

    I love this photo collage! You have a good-looking family sis. I wonder how it feels to have kids away for college. LOL

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  5. tondo girl7/31/13, 2:35 AM

    you have 2 son this big??? you look so young. :-)

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  6. linnor8/1/13, 8:28 PM

    rose: in some pics, yes they do look very similar :)

    kristiine and aby: hihi. hank you! :)

    meikah: thank you! having kids in college makes our lives a little bit more interesting. there is a wide range of emotions, the most noticeable of all is the feeling of anticipation. i eagerly await the next time we are complete again.

    tondo girl: aww... so kind of you! thank you!

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