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I'm Feeling This 
THAT looks delightful! Mazel tov!
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Thank you! Happy 4th to you.
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A very conflicted holiday this year, but thank you.
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Where are you?
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Ah see, I am very boring and predictable. This is our annual trek to Osoyoos. Thank goodness travelling within BC is now allowed.
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nice, words are unnecessary when you have a view like that!
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The picture is actually from two years ago — not that the view changes much. But when we stopped today for a human break on the drive here, I had WiFi for just long enough to pull up and post the photo of where we were headed.
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Sue get some rest and relaxation !
Enjoy and thanks for sharing 😘❤️🌺
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Thanks! I did have to bring some work with me, but hopefully it won’t take me too long.
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Oh nooooo but the picture is breathtaking and just a change of scenery must be heavenly!
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Enjoying the warmer temperatures and the sound of the waves on the shore is great. (It’s a lake, but the water seems to move.)
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I love the sound of the waves! What are you currently reading if I may ask?
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Sad to say that I never finished the book I was reading on my mini-break in March, so I’ve restarted it. I used to read a book per week, but I don’t seem to have the will or the time. Anyway, I’m reading Jennifer Weiner’s memoirs called “Hungry Heart: Adventures in Life, Love, and Writing”. She is one of my favourite authors of women’s fiction. Hopefully I will also read her latest novel while I’m here.
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Sue ahh bless you! I started a Heyer book The Nonsuch like a month ago
The book fell off the coffee table
I lost the book marker (should have dogtailed the page like I normally do) and now am starting it over 😂🤗😉
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Hard to remember once you lose your place.
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Yup should have dog eared the page! 😂😂😉
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Bonnes vacances! Profitez d’un grand bol d’air frais, maintenant que vous pouvez vous déplacez.
Egalement en vacances depuis ce matin, je me découvre des dons en loisirs créatifs, en retapant des fauteuils.
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Thank you. Hope you enjoy yours as well. Personally, my leisure will be a bit less active — I plan to lie in the beach reading!
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Cela me détend car c’est un travail très différent de celui que j’ai pu exercer pendant le confinement.
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Notre maison de vacances est dans un état très dégradé. Je n’ai pas le choix (comme mon frère) que de devoir participer à sa réfection. Les fruits de mer, la plage et les couchers de soleil seront à portée de main.
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Is this a place you own, then? And something you acquired recently? We only rent the same place for a week every year.
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My parents bought the house in 1974. Lot of memories…
Water infiltration coming down from the chimney forces us to redo the coverings floors and walls and to keep at bay the wood-eating insects that have swarmed this winter and attacked the furniture. They took advantage of the heat, the ambient humidity to proliferate. The surprise was great when we were released from containment. There are major works in perspective: revision of all the furniture one by one, application of insecticidal gel in the attic (by professonials), bare walls, laying of tiled floor next fall (pro), treatment of affected furniture (by us or cabinetmakers) … My daughter lives there for 3 and a half months (student job in oyster farming), the atmosphere must be healthy. We shal drive there with an vintage folding caravan from the 1970s. It will be the emergency accommodation during critical days …
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(daughter is living, we shall) sorry!
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Sounds like a big (and ongoing) job, but worth it, especially with your daughter living there for part of the year. My husband’s family had a nice cottage that we used to stay at. Unfortunately, they had to sell it as they are close to 90, we are across the country, and his brother has a different summer place he likes to go to.
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Je comprends très bien votre situation personnelle. Cela aurait pu être la notre. Ma mère a également 90 ans, mon père 87. Mon frère et moi, nous habitons loin. Nos enfants sont de jeunes adultes dispersés au 4 coins du pays… Je pense que nous avons décidé d’y passer nos vacances et de bricoler car à cause de la crise du Covid 19: les voyages à l’étranger son impossible cette année.
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(aux 4 coins) sorry!
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That makes sense. We are only travelling within our province. Too bad, as we had hoped to travel back to see my husband’s parents and brother and my siblings. Oh well. At least we have been able to get away.
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🙂 des jours meilleurs reviendront, il faut l’espérer.
Mais se plaindre serait actuellement complètement déplacé, vu les conditions sanitaires et économiques.
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Definitely.
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“les voyages à l’étranger sont…” sorry!
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“déplacer” sorry!
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No worries. The meaning is clear.
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That looks stunning, even if it was taken a couple of years ago. Enjoy your break!
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Thank you!
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That looks wonderful!! Hope you don’t have to work too much…
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Thankfully, I’ve done enough now that I can stop and actually relax for the rest of the week.
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What a gorgeous photo. Thank you for sharing it.
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Thank you. And welcome.
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