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lately.

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this picture is now a false representation of what is happening in mongolia, since it is snowing right now. but this is what the week of fall looked like...it was beautiful.

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that's our sweet church dog, joni, the one who is possibly pregnant [soon to give birth to puppy popsicles]

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this is a gathering of the praise team at our apartment.

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these are some of the senior citizens enjoying dancing with each other at a gathering a few weeks ago.

they LOVE dancing.

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and last but not least, dobby and luna. i call this dobby's emo picture. i think she scowled so long that her face is now permanently like that.

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