Sushi!

The second course of our meal. Some of the best sushi that I have ever had. We also had steamed crabs.

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Your Father said…
I keep wondering what Tami is eating. I havn't found anything yet. What are you LONGING for in the American style? I miss you both a lot!
July 10, 2010 at 1:36 AM
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