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And at the moment, feedly does not seem to have a simple feed export feature. Still looking!
Thanks! It's a lovely holiday, lots of history to it, but I'd love to get out of the kitchen for a d
Have a happy Pesach, Jennifer.
Thanks, SJ, and of course the same to you and yours. When/why do you think the "ve'Kasher" was added
!חג כשר ושמח
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Jennifer I absolutely adore your header and the snowy background! You are clever! Wish I had the wherewithal to know how to do my own headers like that.
Wish I had the time to write more content, like you! What is it they say about mad dogs and Englishmen?
I’m more interested in what they say about mad granny’s! I am retired Jennifer and when you are, you will find you have too much time on your hands believe me!
LOL! Honestly, I can hardly wait, though I understand what you mean. It’s very difficult to create structure for yourself when the necessities of work and daily life have filled up the schedule beforehand. We had an inadvertent glimpse into our retirement years when my hubby was home for two years after he was laid off and before he found work again. It was not a pretty sight!