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Change of Command

Here are a few pictures from Chad's Change of Command Ceremony. I hope to get more pictures from the official photographer that day. I didn't get any pictures of myself and my White House Black Market dress! :)

The Food...
Chad and I aren't huge fans of cake, so we got a cookie cake instead from a local bakery.
I wish I had taken a picture of the entire table, but I only at time for a few pictures. Everyone was pretty impressed with the spread. My mom taught me how to prepare lots and lots of food and how to make it tasty!




Addison kept snagging food before the ceremony started!


C-Troop
Taking Command!

So proud of Chad! We look forward to serving with the Outcast family!

Comments

  1. Matt, Lorie, RogerJune 28, 2010 at 9:51 PM

    I love your blog! I don't like cake either, so good choice on the cookie cake. It was yummy. I'm glad you're part of the Outcast family.

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  2. Vicki TaylorJune 28, 2010 at 11:23 PM

    Thanks for sharing on the blog. I love keeping up with y'all this way. It helps make y'all seem closer. We are so proud of Chad and of YOU,too.
    He has to have your support to be able to do this. And what a spread you put together, you did learn from the best your mother and grandmother good genes. Take care. Love Aunt Vicki

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  3. Legaspi FamilyJune 29, 2010 at 7:36 AM

    Congratulations to Chad! Looks like you had a wonderful spread full of your delicious food. So glad things are going well for you up there!!!

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