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PHOTOS SEASONS 1-4

First ever meeting - July 28, 2012 - Original 6 members clockwise from top: Ann, Amiee, Becky (hostess), Rosie, Julie, Lindsay 






Next set of pictures: July 27, 2013 & Nov. 30, 2013 - The Vesuvius Era - Kim will let you borrow a copy.






March 22, 2014 CUPCAKES


MAY 17, 2014- THE PEACHES AND HIKE AT ROSIE'S (I think this was the last Rosie Adventure we got to have...)



March 19 2016 - Cupcakes (they should be an honorary book club member) and Mirror Selfies






May 21, 2016 - The Potluck for Glass Castle and Baby Junie!







THAT ONE TIME AT O'S FAMILY DINER


THE DARK AND STORMY NIGHT TRIP TO BONSALL










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