Hanging with the homies - Nami's Baby Shower

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joy's new besties

playing the poopie diaper/guess the candy bar game - joy aced it (of course)

nami and her mother in law with the cake


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  1. The Smiths8:55 AM

    Love your outfits! Very cute!

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  2. The Smiths8:56 AM

    Were you two the token Asians to prop up Nami's side of the family? How many guests were there? Looks like only 5. Congrats to Nami. I really liked her and her husband.

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  3. jayne1:46 PM

    no there were other people - i just didn't take pictures of them but we were the 2 token asians there! we got shushed by some grandma who later apologized to us for 'hollering' at us. we were at the fun table

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  4. JRieker4:20 PM

    your hair looks good in the picture jayne!

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