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Arizona Adventures–cell phone photos part I

Posted on October 8, 2015 by joshandkorey

Jacob was very entertained on our long drive. He wanted to spell his cousin’s name using his favorite letter, x. Oatman … Continue reading →

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Our Arizona Adventure!

Posted on October 7, 2015 by joshandkorey

We took a long-awaited trip to Northern Arizona and I was able to cross one thing off of my “bucket list”: I saw the Grand Canyon! Here are some pictures, in no particular order. 🙂 THIS IS IT. The Grand … Continue reading →

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Dear Jackson

Posted on October 3, 2015 by joshandkorey

Tonight I held you close to my chest. You had been happily snuggled into my ring sling most of the evening. It was the only place you were happy, which is very unusual for you. I think you had a … Continue reading →