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Personal Narrative: Aunt Ali & Uncle Devy
A much needed long weekend was so good for us. Kurt was gone the last two weekends in a row and May has been so busy so it was nice to have some time together this weekend. I didn’t take enough pictures but we had such a great weekend.

Friday was spent at home cooking together and a movie night. Saturday we got up extra early to head over to Mint Hill to watch the Memorial Day parade. This was B’s first parade and she had such a fun time. I am sure it was all the candy flying at her everything three seconds. We got to see firetrucks and ambulances which were her favorite part. When we saw them she would yell “Aunt Ali & Uncle Devy” because Ali is an EMT and Devy is a fireman. She is so proud of them.

After the parade we saw Nana & Papa for
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