Front row: Jacari and Nigel
Middle row: Iolanthe, Lauren, Lisa
Back row: Annalisa and Me
From left: Jacari, Nigel, Iolanthe, Lisa, Lauren, Me
Front row: Annalisa, Jacari, Nigel, Me
Back row: Iolanthe, Lauren, Lisa
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Family Photos with Jacari
After drill yesterday, I picked up Jacari and Nigel at Jacari's foster home. We drove back to Lancaster and just as the sun set, Jan Felice (bicycle racer extraordinaire!) dropped by to take pictures of all seven of us.
Front row: Jacari and Nigel
Middle row: Iolanthe, Lauren, Lisa
Back row: Annalisa and Me
From left: Jacari, Nigel, Iolanthe, Lisa, Lauren, Me
Front row: Annalisa, Jacari, Nigel, Me
Back row: Iolanthe, Lauren, Lisa
Front row: Jacari and Nigel
Middle row: Iolanthe, Lauren, Lisa
Back row: Annalisa and Me
From left: Jacari, Nigel, Iolanthe, Lisa, Lauren, Me
Front row: Annalisa, Jacari, Nigel, Me
Back row: Iolanthe, Lauren, Lisa
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