Outside Lands 2004

Flashback: August 7, 2004

Family is forever. Every now and then, it’s nice to open the old photo albums (or scroll through our hard drives -- and back them up before you drop them!) and relive moments that shaped who we are. Today’s flashback takes us to Outside Lands 2004 — when that meant Mama & Papa's front lawn (with the new added bonus of a water slide I bought).

Jian and Keo attended Outside Lands Day 1 in Golden Gate Park yesterday, so I'm just playing off that. They've got two more days with their Benicia buddies. Enjoy.

Jian, Nica, Keo & Kuya R

Tita Gigi was in town to help care for Baby Chesca.

This flashback is a reminder that no matter how much time passes, the moments we share with loved ones are priceless. Whether it’s a holiday, a family vacation, or just an ordinary day that became extraordinary — they all deserve to be remembered.

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