What a difference a day makes.
Chicken Soup yesterday.
Treis amigos
We have been a trio since Shirley left us in Calgary two months ago to go back to Wellington. Tomorrow we will be welcoming Shirley with open arms to our team.
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J n Pxx
The buffet lunch was spectacular. Perfect tastes and a huge variety. It was $NZ20
Yes we are following your blog with interest. We think you photography is better than Dick's! Getting away in the Morgan to the Bay of Islands in a couple of weeks time. Take care and thinking of you both.
Anne & Kerry