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Spring Break

I finally went home to Southern California for a visit.  It had been 8 months since I had seen the family.  I had the best time!  By the time I realized I was on vacation it was time to go back to NYC.  Isn't that always the way?!

Me and my niece and nephew.
Me and Jodi at my favorite restaurant, CPK.
The man, the legend, Quint ;).  We spent the day at the beach.  It was the first day that I considered moving back home after graduation.  We'll see!
Sums up the day perfectly.
The surfer girl in me headin' out to catch a few waves.  This is what's calling me back home to Southern California, but New York feels like home to me now too.  East or West?!  Time will tell.

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  1. yay for spring break in california!!! : )

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  2. Looks like fun! I'll be there in a month and half! YEA!

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