The A Gang: Moments from the Eborn Christmas Party

Dec 19, 2010

Moments from the Eborn Christmas Party

I love my neice Megan!

Jared and Shana planned a great time for everyone. I always love being with my family.

3 comments:

Rene Weston-Eborn said...: I love that Megan girl too! Great picture of the two of you...I may snag and print for her.; December 20, 2010
Bart said...: It is always great to be together with family. I love you all more than I could ever say.; December 20, 2010
Bart said...: I'VE BEEN A LITTLE EMOTIONAL THIS
WEEK. I LOVE EVERYONE SO MUCH I JUST WISH I COULD DO EVERYTHING FOR
ALL OF YOU. I FEEL LIKE ASKING WHY
I HAVE ALL OF YOU, I DON'T FEEL
WORTHY OF YOU. I PRAY EVERYONE WILL
HAVE A WONDERFUL SEASON.

LOVE MOM; December 20, 2010

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