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Last few days in review…

Well the last few days have been busy since my sister has arrived.

 IMG_1313Of course my sister is a ball full of energy and fun so Thursday we spent hanging out, and catching up and she taught me how to wax my own eyebrows, and my daughters eyes.IMG_1297 IMG_1293 IMG_1294

Amazingly the day went quickly.

Friday we went shopping for the weekend. With all the places we stopped, it literally  took us all day. 

 

On Saturday, my sister spent the day cooking, she made fresh sushi, sweet and sour chicken and fried rice, all in Celebration for Paul’s Graduation.  We had no intention of doing anything graduation due to many things, but one being we are taking a big trip to PA in June. Everything extra is going towards that trip. My sister would not have it that way, so with the heart the size of Texas, she worked all day to make the day a GREAT success.

 

 

 

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Sunday was full of another celebration.. Honor’s 12th Birthday. She took the children to black light miniature golf, while my beloved took me out to dinner for Valentine’s day. We met back in the evening to have ice cream cake and open presents for Honor.

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This was my gift to Honor:

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Monday- we spent the day playing games- we were going to go to the zoo, but it was way too cold and windy out there.

 

As you can see my days have been full. I pray you have had some blessed days.

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