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Dragonfly Cafe

 


While shopping for bathroom products this week at a cheaper place than the supermarket we had to dodge the late Autumn rate to get to the car. This car above displaying signage for the Dragonfly Cafe is one I see around town regularly, apparently they are caterers.

B and I are finalizing plans to spend a week in Auckland in the first week of November as my oldest son and his partner have announced they are expecting their first baby aka my first grandchild in October. We are planning to fly up and stay just north of the city in the same town my grandparents use to live in - lots of good memories of them will most likely come up while we are there.

Linking up with Skywatch Friday and Tom's Signs.

Comments

Andy said…
The Dragonfly Cafe car is an eye catcher. Great way to advertise.
PS: Grandchildren make you happy... enjoy!
s.c said…
Looks a bit like our weather but that rain is also necessary for nature so no complains.
roentare said…
A gloomy weather not too different to Melbourne
Pisi Prkl said…
Congratulations on your family news!
Bill said…
How exciting knowing that you'll be a grandparent before the end of the year.
Lydia C. Lee said…
That's an overcast sky! #Skywatch
Jocelyn said…
Congratulations! Nothing like being a grandparent :-)
Wow, that is exciting news! I hope the pregnancy and birth go well :)
Tom said…
...exciting news!
Jim said…
Great news.
Wow, exciting times coming for you. That's wonderful!
Yogi♪♪♪ said…
Exciting news, First Grandbaby!!! I'm happy for you.
Klara said…
exciting news! congratulations.
Joyful said…
Dramatic sky. Congratulations on your first grandchild to be.
Fun60 said…
An exciting time ahead for you with the arrival of your first grandchild.
Iris Flavia said…
To dragonflies - and babies - and holidays!

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