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JDRF Walk for the Cure: Philadelphia

The scene this morning at the Walk to cure Diabetes:
Teams bustin' a move on the Art Museum steps.
The D.J. was really good and took songs by request.


St. Joseph's Cheer Leaders Dancing

Londa and me.

The five of us.

Distant shot of the Art Museum.
We had a lot of fun & we give the JDRF a big thumbs up for making this charity event such a great atmosphere to bring the whole family to! Can't wait 'til next year!
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  1. The Nice OneOctober 29, 2008 at 9:48 PM

    Ahh, this entry took me home for a few minutes! I miss Phila. Can you post a picture of a cheese steak? Ha ha, just kidding.
    Thanks for coming by my blog!

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  2. Juanita HarrisOctober 29, 2008 at 10:38 PM

    Lol, everyone misses the cheese steaks. Not long ago my father and I were discussing how difficult it would be to ship cheese steaks to Olympia, Washington for him and my brother. They miss them so much.

    I'll send them some Phillies gear instead. Go Phillies!!!!!!!!

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