to Easter dinner from the Eldest. Since she had to work at the hospital this past weekend, we'll be celebrating Easter next weekend.
Drop by hosts, Bleubeard and Elizabeth’s blog to find out what the rest of the T gang is up to. If you want to play, include a beverage or beverage container in your post. Don’t forget to link your blog from Bleubeard and Elizabeth’s page.
It's actually Greek Easter next weekend. So you're still celebrating on an actual Easter holiday. Smile. Hope you aren't getting all this white stuff that is coming down at my house right now. UGH!
ReplyDeleteYup, we did. The ground was covered and melting as I type.
DeleteAnd Happy T day too.
ReplyDeleteThank you
DeleteVery nice of the Eldest! Enjoy your post-Resurrection celebration! 😉
ReplyDeleteWill do
DeleteThat Barefoot peach has my mouth watering and i'm not a big wine drinker... Hugs! deb
ReplyDeleteWe're looking forward to the taste test
DeleteHave a good belated celebration!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Mae
DeleteThat Barefoot peach sounds interesting. We had a blessed Easter. Happy T Day from Foxy Stamping- Sharon. I don’t know why it thinks I am anonymous on some of the blogs. It doesn’t let me change it although I try.
ReplyDeleteI have that same issue on some blogs when I use the iPad.
DeleteCelebrations are often better when delayed!
ReplyDeleteNot for the cook 😉🤣
DeleteHow wonderful to celebrate with Eldest. I know Lambrusco, but it's too sweet for my taste and I've not heard of Barefoot peach wine (I assume it's wine) but I'm sure you'll have a great time even if it's a week later.
ReplyDeleteHappy T-Day,
Lisca
My grandmother always had Lambrusco on her table, so it's a nod to her. We've never had peach wine so it should be a fun taste adventure.
DeleteEnjoy the celebrations with your eldest this coming weekend.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Thank you
DeleteEnjoy the upcoming celebration. I know someone else who is celebrating this weekend.
ReplyDeleteAt least we're still in the Easter Season as Greek/Orthodox Easter will be celebrated next weekend.
DeleteWow. That was some impressive gift from the Eldest. And what a celebration you will have next Sunday. Thanks for sharing this wine with us for T this Tuesday, dear CJ.
ReplyDeleteThe Eldest is very thoughtful
DeleteEvery Easter is one for rejoicing! Even though we have had to change the way we have always done things, rejoicing is not one of those.
ReplyDeleteWise words
DeleteTo a late Easter-celebration soon!
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