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It's Friday! We love the weekends.

My kids love Fridays, just like I do. This morning when I was taking Lindsey to seminary, Christopher called me to say, "Happy Friday!" Tonight Lindsey and I will be going to help out with the Wilkinson quintuplets. This will be my first time to take her with me and I hope she's as excited about it as I am. This picture was taken during spring break when the three of us went to Carino's for lunch. I hope YOU have an exceptional Friday!
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Virginia Texans said…
Hi Kelly! I can't believe how kids have grown up. I have enjoyed keeping up with you and your famnily on your blog. So much in fact, that you have motivated me to start my own family blog. You'll have to check Jody, Noah and I out at our blog: http://virginiatexans.blogspot.com/

Have a great Friday! Jennifer
April 04, 2008 1:17 PM
Kirks said…
I love Fridays too Kelly. That is so cool to go and get to take care of all those babies...I cannot even imagine. Your kids are adorable. BTW I got your sweet card today. Thanks you so much. Sorry, I am saying this on the blog but it is easier then going and opening my email right now. You are so very thoughtful, and I appreciate it. Take Care, and Happy Friday to you too.
April 04, 2008 10:44 PM
Virginia Texans said…
Kelly...thanks for the help with my blog- I went in and made those changes to the settings. I'm so glad you told Michelle about my blog. I am so happy to hear about Gloria and Karina and their weddings. I am so proud of both of them!!
April 05, 2008 11:03 AM
Holly said…
Kelly, I'm just catching up on your blog and loved it as always. I'm so envious of your spa day - it looked amazing!!
April 05, 2008 9:17 PM
ninnies said…
we certainly do love fridays, and I definately had a good time. I was very excited to go, and they were all so cute! Thanks for taking me.
April 06, 2008 5:21 PM
Madison said…
My Friday was great! I spent most of the day reading a manuscript for a book that'll be published in October.
April 07, 2008 1:49 AM
Maryanne said…
Fridays are the best! Especially now that my hubby has Fridays off :) (After many, many years of begging him to do so, now he wonders why it took him so long to comply to my request!) There's nothing better than going out for some great food and then catching a great dvd at home!
April 07, 2008 12:50 PM
Summer Adams said…
You guys are just such a cute family!!! I love that Christopher called to wish you a happy friday...what a sweet kid. So, how was babysitting the quints? Do tell...

And btw, looove the new blog background. So cute and preppy....so you!!!
April 07, 2008 6:28 PM
Anonymous said…
Hi Kelly!!
You found me and that is sooo cooolll! Our family profile has been with LDS family services for a few years now and we, at least for the past year and a half or so, have been a little out of touch with them as we have been blessed to adopt two children thru the state foster care system!! Children are such a joy and a huge blessing. It's been fun seeing your blog!! You look as beautiful as ever, like you forgot that you're s'pose to be aging! :)
Anyway, thanks for looking me up and I want to send you our latest family picture as soon as we can pick it up from the photo shop.
Love ya,
Yvonne (Zuster Young) & Co.
April 17, 2008 10:51 PM
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