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Happy Easter

Happy Easter

My eldest granddaughter and I are off to Australia early tomorrow morning.  We are going to visit my youngest granddaughter, in Melbourne, to give the two cousins some time together.  We are super-excited to be making this trip, and as well as seeing much missed friends and family, I am looking forward to finding some good photos for the running wave.  

In the meantime, I hope you and your families have a very peaceful and Happy Easter, being mindful of what we are celebrating, and, hopefully, also enjoying satisfying amounts of chocolate.

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  1. Sally27 March 2016 at 08:58

    Happy Easter! We are so looking forward to seeing you! Safe travels xxxxx

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    1. the running wave27 March 2016 at 10:39

      Thanks Sally! Just running round like an idiot trying to remember everything to pack, and preparing Easter Sunday lunch to take into H's for later today - it's all go around here! See you very soon - hooray! A x

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  2. Sally28 March 2016 at 00:38

    Really looking forward to it. Lots of love and big hug to H. xxx

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  3. SandyshoesCornwall28 March 2016 at 12:13

    Just checking in - I'm guessing you've either arrived or are still in the air! Hope you have a good journey and looking forward to more lovely stories. Happy Easter x

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