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Home Again, Home Again

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Well, we are home at last with fond memories tucked away for years to come. We have been crazy-busy doing 5 weeks of well, everything, that has been "waiting" on us! And to top it off, teachers return on Monday, so David is REALLY busy.

We logged about 5000 miles this summer and shared a lot of those miles with David's parents...and we're all alive to tell the story!

I have lots of pictures to share. Coming soon (relatively speaking!).

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Anonymous said…
You forgot the jiggety, jig! LOL. Glad you are back. I saw your comment about getting a piano on facebook. I'm very interested to know what kind it is and what the kids think. If you are up by 5:30 you can give me a call on my cell. I'm hoping to be on the road by then. I have free minutes till 7.
July 24, 2008 at 9:58 PM
Sandi H said…
Amy,
Glad to hear you made it home safely! Those 5000 miles you travelled reminded me of the summer trips we took with my family while growing up. Memories that will be treasured - I'm sure!
Sandi
July 25, 2008 at 8:37 AM
Rochelle said…
Well it's about time! :) We missed you around here! I'm glad you had a nice summer....sounds like a ton of fun!
July 25, 2008 at 12:05 PM
LindaJo49 said…
I am so glad you are home safely. I missed your not being in Atlanta! Michael was thrilled to get the card from David and felt honored! We'll see you soon!
July 25, 2008 at 12:56 PM
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