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My very dear friend, Brandi, came out to visit us this weekend. We had so much fun having her here and I enjoyed some much needed girl time! I also needed a little taste of home and she brought a little California with her which was nice.

Brandi and I met in the teaching credential program at Cal State Fullerton when we were 22 and have only grown closer over the years. She was the one who convinced me to get my master's degree and I am forever grateful to her for that. She has seen me through very high highs and very low lows. I love her with all of my heart and miss her terribly everyday! Thank goodness for text messaging or I'd be lost! Thanks for coming out, Brandi! I miss you already!

B and I at the Abby. Yummo! We ordered SO much food!


Jackson wanted to sit by Brandi at lunch. So sweet! He was calling her Gramma because she was staying in the room Grandma stays in when she comes to visit.


Me, Jack, and the goggles at lunch.


Jack and his new turtle goggles and lunch box. He walked through McAllister's like this. Good thing he's only 2 and people thought it was funny. Crazy kid!


Me and my B-Lo outside the candy store where we once again gorged ourselves.


I am so blessed to have such an amazing friend (and friends) in my life! I am forever grateful for how this woman has impacted my life!!!
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Anonymous said…
Awww.... that's ME!!!! How sweet you are. I was planning a blog about Texas as well. We're cuuuute. I love you! Can't wait til you're out in Cali in FOUR days.
June 23, 2008 at 5:36 PM
Carly Peters said…
I am so jealous you have McAllisters. It is one of my favorites. We had it in Springfield and I was addicted to their sweet tea. I'm glad you had fun with your friend. Love ya!
June 24, 2008 at 11:33 AM
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