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Florida Spring Break

It was so nice to have company for the past week.

Walking on the beach
Talking about life
Planning a meal
Going out for a meal
Floating around in the pool
Browsing through a consignment shop
Strolling through the botanical garden

It all went by so fast.  And the weather was Florida at its finest.
Spring break is not just for college students.

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  1. It sounds like you had a great time on your week off.

    Certainly could use some spring break up here. Better weather is coming this week.

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  2. I like it. With all that goes on in my life, I sometimes forget how lonely it must be sometimes for those who have lost their life mate. Glad you had a fun time.

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  3. Welcome back to the blog world, Olga.
    Glad your week went so well.

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  4. So happy you enjoyed such a good time with your guest!

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  5. What a lovely way to spend a week, with good company and great weather. Glad it went so well.

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  6. All those are even more fun with a friend to share them with. So glad you had such a great week.

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  7. I wonder if you and I visited the same botanical garden? Although I was there over a week ago.

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  8. Sounds like you had a perfect week! We are both so lucky to have such great weather.

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  9. Sounds like you had lots of fun with your friend, Olga. Good friends do make the time fly!

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  10. Now there's a great motto: "Spring break is not just for college students." We should all keep that in mind!

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  11. Sounds wonderful! We are recovering from our latest snow and ice and anxiously watching for spring!

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  12. That sounds like a truly wonderful week. I'm so glad you're having such fun.

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  13. We shall be kid sitting in May! I'm looking forward to that!

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