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A little This, A little that

My sweet friend, Amber, had a birthday last week. R and I had so much fun celebrating with her!! She had some friends meet up with her at a Mexican place and then we went over to her house for cake and champagne. It was fun celebrating with Amber and reuniting with a favorite couple of ours from PA school, the Zips. It was a great night full of fun with friends!!
Amber and her beau in background with her present

Sweet Brittany with the birthday girl

Beautiful decor arranged by Amber..the cake was delicious sweet potato cake from Brick Street

Blowing out the candles

I headed to Charleston to see Ryan and some friends on Friday. On my way, I was able to stop in and see sweet Sarah, who is expecting a baby girl in October. She looks great and her nursery is adorable. It was great seeing her for a few minutes.
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Then, R and I got to reunite with some great, wonderful friends. We were able to see most of our old bible study crowd at dinner on Friday night at our favorite spot in Charleston, Sette. Saturday, most of us went to Edisto to see Becca and Craig run the Governer's Cup. We had a blast. Becca and Craig did an awesome job and we had a blast hanging out with them

The boys pledging allegiance

The girls


At the governer's cup

Becca had a spare moment to snap a picture....did not plan on the matching shirts....

R and I at the G' Cup

All of us the next day

Had so much fun with all the people mentioned on the blog today. Love each and every one of you to pieces!!!!

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