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Flashback: Disneyland 2015

Anaheim, CA. June 15, 2015. The kids were on summer break and we drove down to SoCal to spend time with the titas. Disneyland was a bonus. Thank you Tita Lila!

"I bet we won't remember this in 2025." Luz & Jian

Luz, Jian, Chesca & Nica

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