It was a good day, it was a long day
Everything has been cleaned up and now it's time to relax a little.
You'll hear all about it very soon, of course
Cheers Big Ears
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Looks good enough to eat :)
ReplyDeleteWasn't long before we were eating....tidbits were cut off as they cooked!
DeleteI figured you had had a bigggg day!!!!!
ReplyDeleteRest! :-) Tell us about it, after rest.
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Wednesday is May Day, another holiday. Then it will be back to normal and the final clean up
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