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Saturday, May 20, 2006

Trip to Boise



Ryan driving us to Boise with his Crown of Eternal Reign.



Jones asleep in the backseat. Isn't he adorable when he's not awake?



Chad looks a little sleepy or something, doesn't he?



Ryan talking to Jenne on the phone explaining that WE DID do the scavenger hunt and that we are now taking a break at Jack in the Box. She didn't believe us.



Jones eating some kind of fast-food burger that will clog his arteries and plug his veins. Poor guy...



Lynlea at Walgreens developing the film from our scavenger hunt.



Melinda in the backseat drinking her Raspberry-Blueberry smoothie that spilled on the floor-mat of the car.



Jenne sitting in the grass waiting for Chad's table to be set up at Red Lobster. Look, she's smiling!



Me at Red Lobster. It's Lynleas fault.



My revenge for taking a pic of me in a dark place. I think she has a shrimp in her mouth...



Chad the Birthday Princess. Why are his eyes so red?




posted by -mike- at 4:01 PM

 

2 Comments:

Kyle said...

Gee. You like the candid shots.

5:00 AM  
-mike- said...

Who doesn't?

8:01 AM  

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