A Quieter Day

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Gradually most of the family members who have gathered in Zephyrhills have headed home. There have been so many goodbye hugs over the last day and a half. But four of us have lingered. Lou and we two spent a good amount of today helping Mother and Dad sort through items in the barn and load some stuff onto the trailer for a trip to the dump. We finished up the day with a wonderful lasagna dinner for six in the dining room complete with some of Dad’s Cabernet Sauvignon, a pleasant finish to a fun and productive visit!

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