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Johnson Family Reunion…

Let me just start off by saying that I come from a very large family… my grandfather was one of 11, my mom was one of 5… me, well I’m just one of two :).  But all of that to say, when we get together it’s random and so much fun.  Over Labor Day weekend my mom and I traveled back to the coast of North Carolina where she grew up for the big Johnson family reunion, I got to see most of my immediate cousins, uncles and aunts and lots of great-something or nothers and I was able to meet family I’d never met..(ohh and I got to spend the weekend with my amazingly crazy sister!!!).  It was a great weekend and I am so glad I got to go back for it.  Here are a few pictures from the two days, they are random but fun…

This is 95% of those that were there that weekend… the other 5% hadn’t showed up or ditched us for the ECU game…

Here’s a lot of fun random ones…

and here is the sunset the two nights we were there… it was BEAUTIFUL!!!

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KENDRA
MARTIN

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