Where we spent the holidays....


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Anonymous said…
How beautiful!! I hope you had a wonderful time!

Dot

P.S. How are you feeling?
04 January, 2008 05:04
Anonymous said…
Such a lovely view... in both pictures!

Hope you've made it back home before the storms roll in on the coast.
04 January, 2008 08:25
Mo said…
Galveston?
05 January, 2008 13:40
Hindsfeet said…
Mrs. Mo, how could you even think I'd go through Texas without saying "hey"?

The pictures were taken on the west coast. :)
05 January, 2008 16:32
Jody said…
Just heavenly!

That view is just stunning!
06 January, 2008 07:10
Chas said…
Oh Hinds...
That is just gorgeous!
It isn't Christmas town, but WOW, I wouldn't mind going there! :D
Love,
Chas
07 January, 2008 06:26
Jenni said…
**gurgle!!**

Absolutely gorgeous. I hope you guys had a wonderful time and that 2008 brings you blessings packed down and flowing over!
07 January, 2008 10:58
Cakes said…
Gorgeous! How fun!
07 January, 2008 21:29
Melanie said…
OOOOOOO! Lovely!
10 January, 2008 08:31
Mrs. Dan said…
It was great to meet you guys! :)
10 January, 2008 16:18
Truth said…
That is beautiful!
12 January, 2008 15:53
Gumby's Gang said…
Beautiful! Did you see family? (wishfully....) Praying for you,

Lisa
16 January, 2008 20:44
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