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Easter Saturday

Well it's Easter Saturday and as usual family time, traditionally I get up earlier than usual to cook and prepare potato salad but today I got up to a pile of dishes waiting to be washed and wiped, so I'm late with everything today. This is going to be short and sweet today as I have a lot to do before tomorrow, everything has to be ready to take our breakfast for tomorrow to church this afternoon to be blessed so it's all hands on deck, no looking at the news as always it's all bad, no playing games on the mobile just getting ready for tomorrow, I won't be on line tomorrow so to all my readers and followers I wish you a happy Easter and look forward to writing again on Monday, enjoy yourselves, eat, drink and be happy and don't forget to say a prayer for all the homeless and people in war torn countries, they need all the help they can get, thank you. 

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