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Wicked Weekend










I've lived in the NW for almost 15 years and it took my mom flying up and tickets to Wicked for me to finally get to Portland. What a beautiful city!!! The show was amazing and so were the sights!

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chelsie said…
Cute pictures! Wicked comes here to Denver in October - Scott and I have tickets and I'm SO looking forward to it! Glad you had a fun girls' trip with your mom and Eden. I love Eliza's sweater - Adyson had a green one quite similar :) Cute family, Bianca!
March 30, 2009 at 8:16 AM
Michaelynn said…
I recognize that waterfall! Did you guys take the trails to the top? Its changed since my youth. The falls used to look differently and then some huge rocks shifted and fell to the pool below. I need to go back again soon. Maybe we'll do that this Spring. Its been too long.
I really want to see Wicked, too. Hoping to convince Chance to come with me.
March 30, 2009 at 12:14 PM
Liza said…
I tried to read your blog a while ago and I swear it was private.? Did I dream that? Anywho, I am back to loving the updates on your family. I am so glad you got to go see Wicked. It is my favorite! I can't tell you how many times a day I find myself saying, "That's what makes me so nice!" LOVE IT! I just read many of you posts and about died reading the one about Liza's 911 call! That is so scary! I am thrilled she is ok. I loved catching up! Love you.
April 5, 2009 at 8:10 AM
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