Isaiah Sandwich 10/24/09

By BK -

So this is what Rachel and Isaiah were up to last weekend. They went over to Beaufort, SC to celebrate Isaiah's Great Grandma June's 80th B-day (she's the one on the left if you couldn't guess!)

Thanks for the picture Ramona!

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