Valentine's Day 2019

The Hampton/Doyle families got together for the 11th annual Valentine's Day Dinner. This year it was our turn to host the meal, so we kept it fairly simple with some spaghetti & meatballs, and some cresent rolls. The kids played video games and hung out in the basement while we chatted at the dining room table and got caught up. Always a fun evening!

Here is a collage of some photos we snapped...

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