Sunday Dinner

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So for dinner on Sunday, I invited my FHE brothers over. Ya, we're a pretty good looking family. Good thing we're not really related! ;)
Starting on the left and going around the table: Natalie, Kim Melissa, Rick, Jenna, Stu, Seth, Devin, Jake, and Dave.

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Anziano Cannariato said…
Nothing like a Big Happy Family for Sunday dinner! Just for everyone's information, the first time I had spaghetti without plates (you know how we do it with the clear plastic wrap on the table and no utensils or plates) was with my FHE sisters at BYU. Great traditions often have their beginnings at college. What a fun time of life!
11:07 PM
Ethan said…
Cute boys! Lucky them having my cute sis in their family. I'm glad it looks like you're having fun - thanks for the pics, sis!
6:04 AM
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