graffiti on a set of stairs down the street from the New Sanno (military hotel in Tokyo)
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How did we get so lucky that we ended up the the two most handsome boys?! This is what we ask Noah all the time. You have to admit, they are the cutest little boys ever. Check back every once in a while and we will update this website.
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- just an old picture to show how much he's grown.
- Practicing his letters.
- how cute
- Thanks for the matching outfits Mom
- worn out after swimming lessons
- kick, kick, kick
- up for air
- Swimming by himself. It looks like I am holding h...
- Take a hike
- The blue lake. It was really blue. You could see...
- drawing a picture at Santa's office in Japan
- Christmas Tree
- Drake and Noah
- Christmas in July. Ho HO HO
- A store at Santa Land
- Noah was worried because we were really high
- Ashley, Drake, and Noah in the lookout tower
- Sea of Japan from a lookout tower
- Sea of Japan
- A shrine with a Tori gate in front
- One of many lakes created by earthquakes
- A road side restarant in the mountians
- Welcome to Santa Land
- ON the way to the campground
- all seven gods
- One of the seven gods
- ...
- I am not sure what it is, but it was cool looking.
- Ezekeil's first teeth
- a contant stream of drool
- Watch out Ezekiel. He's gonna getcha
- Olive monster
- Don't you just want to squeeze 'em
- Professional musician
- An intersection in Tokyo
- A little bit of Home in Tokyo
- Mmmm... Tasty!
- Not half bad
- restarant in tokyo. Most have plastic food in the ...
- street sign
- the menu
- The first subway we have ever seen in Japan. We h...
- graffiti on a set of stairs down the street from t...
- signs in Japan
- Building in Tokyo
- Spider statue in Tokyo
- He's a great swimmer.... in shallow water.
- "I hope they call me on a mission"
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- jumping in at New Sanno, Tokyo
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About Me
- ingrumfam
- I've been in the air force for about eight years. I'm a member of the LDS church. I love to read and and listen to indie music.
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