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Hello Everyone-
We just wanted to share an updated family picture, a soccer picture, and our most recent picture of JJ-our little Buckeye fan! JJ is great and growing so fast-much faster than the girls did! He is sleeping good at night-usually only gets up once now! The girls are all well and can't get enough of him. Jena likes to tease him with his pacifier (imagine that), Sharie mothers him (of course) and Shalen just likes to love on him (also very fitting). They just enjoy him very much. Sharie is getting ready to celebrate her 5th b-day next week and Jena will follow soon with her second b-day. Sharie and Shalen just finished thier first soccer season and were so cute. Hope everyone is well!
Love,
The Guilliams' Family
Photo 1: Amarnath pilgrims prayed before 'Charri Mubarak' (the Holy
Mace of Lord Shiva) at the Shanakaracharya Temple here on Thursday.
Photo by: Shahid Tantray / AIP PIX
Photo 2: At least three members of a family were injured critically
when security forces opened fire to crush demonstrators demanding the
withdrawal of the CRPF troops from the premises of a Jenab shrine in
Anchar, Srinagar. Photo by: Sheikh Umar / AIP PIX
Photo 3: People clean historical Dargah shrine on Thursday after
desecrated by armed police last week. Photo by: Sheikh Umar / AIP PIX
Photo 4: Injured person of Anchar, Srinagar. Photo by: Sheikh Umar / AIP PIX
Photo 5: Protests at Rainawari. Photo by: Shahid Tantray / AIP PIX
Photo 6: Stone pelting at Dalgate, Srinagar. Photo by: Sheikh Umar / AIP PIX
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