January 2nd

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Hey Everyone!

I hope that you had a great last few weeks celebrating with your families!  We've missed you all and are definitely ready to dive back in to our normal schedule!  This week, let's do Asian food!  As always, please sign up for what you'd like to to bring and share.  See you all then!

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  1. EmmonsDecember 29, 2017 at 11:43 AM

    The Emmons will bring Grillmeister Mark's Peanut Sauce Chicken Kabobs (all meat - no veggies). Happy New Year!

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  2. Beth FarahJanuary 1, 2018 at 7:48 PM

    Yeariks we're not able to post, but they will be bringing vegetable fried rice.

    Farahs will provide white rice and orange chicken :)

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