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| Big sister Nora in her new bunad |
| Elly Clara with Nora, Kristy, Todd, Pastor and godparents |
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| Pastor with the Johnson family |
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| Proud Papa with baby Elly Clara (Clara Bergum Johnson was Howard's mother) |
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| Baby having a nap after her busy morning |
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| Four year old Nora with the special cakes |
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| Cakes are a favoured dessert in Norway |
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| Elly Clara wearing the baptismal gown made by her great grandma Hulda Erickson for Laurel's baptism in 1968. Todd and Nora both wore it too, as did other family members. |
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| Loving big sister |
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| Such a sweetheart. Grandma misses you and Nora very much. See you in December! |
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| The Johnson Family |
I haven't even had a chance to talk to Kristy and Todd today as we had a busy day in Estevan. After the service, which included a baptism, there was coffee served. As we were having our coffee with friends, Phyllis Hurren and her daughter Sandy, Dustin Halvorson surprised us by coming over to our table to introduce his wife Aly and baby daughter, Hartley. Their baby was also born in July so is just a few weeks older than Elly Clara. I just had to hold her and could pretend it was my granddaughter whom we got to meet on our trip to Norway in August. We are looking forward to seeing them in December! (There wasn't a picture of just the Johnson Family so I took the liberty of cropping a picture!)
I contacted Dustin tonight to tell him that his visit at coffee time was the highlight of my day! He sent me more pictures and gave me permission to add them to my blog so here they are. Dustin and Aly were at Trinity for the baptism of Nash Brad Bloor, son of Alesha and Brad Bloor. (Alesha and Dustin are cousins)
| A proud new Dad and Mom with baby daughter, Dustin, Aly and Hartley |
| Such a suitable shirt for baby Hartley! |
| What a precious smile! |
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| Blessed to be able to hold baby Hartley |











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