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What a lovely ppl-ful weekend we’ve had 🙂

Kirsty and James came to visit, and we’ve really enjoyed having them here. Kids have played, ds-ed, computered, watched tv and we have chatted. Yesterday Kirsty caught up with Charlotte and her two, while Tim and ours had Easter lunch with his brother and extended family, then today Em has been round as well. This afforded plenty of time for more conversation, especially when Tim and James went out for a quick geocache 😉

Much talking, laughing, jokes, food and chocolate, all while thinking of friends and their families too. (You know who you are.)

I don’t think holiday weekends get an awful lot better – hope all of you out there have had good ones too.

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2 responses to “friends and family”

  1. tbird avatar
    tbird

    sounds lovely

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  2. Jax avatar
    Jax

    It was. When are we booking you in for a visit?
    .-= Jax´s last blog ..Michael Gove responds… =-.

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