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It's been a very busy week for us. Spring is here so more people are getting out and about. The days are getting longer and the morning are getting lighter. And I managed to watch one of the Rugby World Cup games this morning. Roll on Summer!

Linking up with Weekend Reflections and the Weekend Roundup.

Comments

roentare said…
In summer I tend to stay indoor until sunset. The intense sun does us no good.
Susan Heather said…
Yes, roll on summer. More like winter here today.
Tom said…
...talk about fit, that street has plenty of parking places.
Jim said…
Enjoy your weekend, Amy. I hope you have some time for "you".
This weekend I pla to to watch American Football,
romorrow I plan to watch college competition games Nd Pro ones Sunday. All on TV.
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Graham Edwards said…
Sigh. I'm just lamenting the fact that Autumn has today arrived here in Scotland.
gz said…
We have seen some of the rugby..and go down to England to watch the World Masters track cycling championships this coming week, in their original home of Manchester. Not sure when they will be back there again.
Lovely to see your Spring coming in as our Autumn slips towards Winter.
Iris Flavia said…
Rugby is not popular here, but please keep happy Spring-and Summer-pics coming!
Bill said…
The town looks very quiet.
There are no people in that town! Very quiet Amy. Have a good week ahead
Pauline said…
We sure are having spring weather here, Amy. Four seasons in one day!
Sharon said…
There you are looking forward to summer and here I am looking forward to winter.
William Kendall said…
Whilst here the days are shorter and shorter.

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