With Thee
Let me combine,
And feel this day Thy victorie;
(George Herbert: Easter Wings)
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You must be almost done with Easter in your part of the world, but thanks for the lovely image and quote and I hope yours was a nice one.
Easter in Ireland, like Christmas, tends to go on for several days.
Yesterday was a bank holiday, an opportunity to bake a variety of yeast breads and get the washing out to dry.
Easter week is usually a restful one, with schools closed and everybody enjoying the Spring sunshine.
I hope you all had an enjoyable festival.
Thank you for your fidelity to my blog and for all the interesting chats.
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