This morning I went to liturgy.
Then lunch with church friends.
Then buying the salmon and wine for the meal.
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Between cleaning house and preparing,
I was running behind...
A friend came early and helped a lot.
I find I cannot put on a meal for 7 or 8 people without help.
Then lunch with church friends.
Then buying the salmon and wine for the meal.
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Between cleaning house and preparing,
I was running behind...
A friend came early and helped a lot.
I find I cannot put on a meal for 7 or 8 people without help.
Boiled potatoes with dill added at the meal
Salad with avocado, mushrooms, tomato and a dressing with
garlic, olive oil and balsamic vinegar
Salmon baked in foil packets with onion and lemon.
Fruit - dark grapes, blue berries and star fruit.
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Vegan chocolate cake for dessert.
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Lemon wedges in water
a white and a red wine.
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It was so wonderful to have such a festive meal
in the midst of Lent and for
such a beautiful feast.
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Lovely conversation about church, liturgical music,
Father's sermon from today's liturgy,
families and laughter.
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Tomorrow I have to do some serious job searching things.
Thankfully two friends stayed and helped me
with all the dishes.
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We prayed briefly for our friend who is flying home
to be with her Father who is ill.
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God help us.
Most Holy Theotokos save us!
Looks like you had a wonderful feast! I so enjoy your photos of anticipated hospitality -and it certainly is lovely when gusets stay behind to help with the washing up :)
ReplyDeletesounds like you had a lovely time together.
ReplyDeletethanks A and RW... yes, it was very good. I am thankful...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!!!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful feast indeed!
ReplyDeleteI like the plastic marg container sitting there looking so homely on your lovely table. You know when you see something like that that it was a very warm friendly gathering.
ReplyDeleteSprasnikum! Good food, better friends, and a Joyous Feast!. Life is good.
ReplyDeleteGood food, better friends and a Joyful Feast. God is good.
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