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Conference Weekend, Dragons and The Fam

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Conference weekend is family time.  On Saturday evening most of the women on my side of the family got together while the men went to the priesthood session.  We got dinner from Costa Vida and sat around and visited as well as being entertained by my hilarious nephews.  The only pictures I got of the evening was when my nephews Super R and B. Anu were trying on Super R's Halloween dragon costume.

Super R the Dragon  (Can you believe my sister-in-law JanaRae made this!)

B. Anu all dressed up.

This is what B. Anu did when I told him to smile.
 On Sunday after the second session we went to my parents' house for dinner.  We had a a little birthday party for my sister Michele, since her birthday is in a couple of weeks.  Danny was the photographer for the evening.  It seems all the pictures are of the nephews.  They are just too cute.

Michele blowing out the candles on her cake, with a little
help from B. Anu and Super R.

B. Anu sharing his fruit snacks with me.

The fruit snacks were pretty good.

Noelle made the cake, she put two bundt cakes together to make a pumpkin.

B. Anu and I approve of the pumpkin cake.

Super R in the middle of telling me something very important.
Becky and Master M!

B. Anu entertaining us.
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  1. MicheleOctober 7, 2011 at 9:23 PM

    cutest dragons i have ever seen!

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  2. grammawoodOctober 9, 2011 at 7:47 PM

    That is an adorable dragon costume! Your family is so lucky to be close to each other and do so many fun things together.

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