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High Five for Friday

It is the Friday after the Fourth? Are you still stuffed? Not too many pictures today.
Here is what I loved this week!

1. I bid on some flowers at the auction and I won them! This was my first time and I'm glad I won!

I paid $1.50 each for these!
2. I am completely stuffed from all the food we had yesterday! 

3. I watched Megan Hilty perform at the Capital Fourth and she looked stunning! She always looks good. 

4. I finally got to wear eye makeup yesterday! 

5. I am so excited to let you read some of my posts this week! I think you'll enjoy them! 

As usual I linked up with Lauren! 

What did you love this week? Leave me a comment and let me know! 
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  1. Helene in BetweenJuly 5, 2013 at 3:00 PM

    i swore i wouldn't eat bad after thr 4th... but then chick fil a happened! haha
    Helene in Between

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    1. MandiiJuly 5, 2013 at 9:16 PM

      I know! I stopped in at Burger King for an Original Chicken sandwich today! There's always tomorrow right?! :) It is hard to say no to Chick Fil A though!

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