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The Canton, Ohio contingent of the family welcomed us for a delicious homemade dinner and an opportunity to learn about each other’s adventures since the last time we met. Of particular note were Dave & Amy’s travels in Europe and Riley & Peyton’s beach and Hogwarts exploits in Florida. And we were delighted to meet the newest family members, kittens Jean and Ruth who recently adopted the family. It’s nice to have a good dose of kittenish energy in the family now that Henry and Indiana have pretty much settled into a more dignified cat adulthood. The little ones didn’t want to hang around for portraits thought. Hopefully the feline brothers will develop and affection for the little feline sisters in the near future.

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