Pictures from our trip to Maui..

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Haleakala, Dinner Cruise, and driving around

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Anonymous said…
Hi Jen.
I'm not sure if I met you or not when we were in Hawaii. Johnny knew a lot of people and since having kids my memory has shrunk. :)
I confess that I try not to think of myself as a jealous wife, but I was always curious as to who you were. I really did think "why is this pretty girl writing to my husband?"...fast forward only to find out that you're family! :)
Needless to say, we're glad that you found us on here. I feel I get to know people better this way than just writing on bebo/myspace/facebook the repetitive "how are ya?"
Thanks for the comments about my boys. We're planning on only having boys! They're so much fun - keep that in mind for when you get started with your own family. :) Please keep in touch, it's nice to have family...I know Johnny appreciates it seeing as he's a loner Samoan way out here in Canada!...lol. :)
August 11, 2008 at 8:08 PM
Anonymous said…
hey jen... im lovin' the pics...you should seriously take up photography.... like SERIOUSLY...

anyhow... i hate you if youre gonna be in samoa this christmas... oh well - maybe next time... HAVE FUN... i'll think of you guys when im freezing here..lol...
ttyl!!!
August 13, 2008 at 8:51 AM
Anonymous said…
I LOVE the picture of your shadows smooching...fefe le paparazzi la lea, le mafai lava lol What a great idea...I might try it although I'm sure our shadows will end up looking like one giant marshmellow HAHAHAHA
January 15, 2009 at 3:18 AM
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