You may recall The Hamper. I am not quite sure how many years we have been receiving this annual, festive, food parcel from my brother and family. But it is a high point.
Since I was visiting last week, they decided that it would be a good idea if they reclaimed some living space, so I was given the hamper to bring back with me.
Jax has discovered the vegetarian (!), fair trade (!) co-operative (!) tasty (!!) chocolates (!!!). They are very good, apparently.
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enjoy with a free conscience!
humph that was me!!!!
They seek her here, they seek her there, they seek the Haricot Pimpernel everywhere.
yum! enjoy!
Oi! What you doing with my mother’s chocolates? 😯
Your mother has no chocolates.
Not any more. 🙂
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