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 Today is our last day  in our house before we start on our new adventure.  We drank our coffee in bed as usual and then got ready to go to Christ the King Church for our last Sunday service there.  It was a wonderful service with a special prayer for us on our new ministry.  We will miss all our friends at the church.  They have been a very big part of our lives since we moved here 6 years ago.

We spent the afternoon with last minute packing, giving perishables to Cindy and Ted who will watch our house while we are gone.

 Dinner at Sonny's BBQ with Bonnie and Jean who returned to Orlando yesterday from their summer residence in Wisconsin.  Chelsea and Bella had a great reunion. We will miss our daily chat at the dog park as our dogs romp, and poop!!!

It has been a very tiring day, but we feel pretty good about what we accomplished.  It is hard to pack for a 3 month or longer time away from our home.  I'm sure we have forgotten some necessary items, but thankfully Ted and Cindy are willing to mail them to us.

We are planning early to bed tonight, and early up tomorrow.........🙏

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  1. UnknownJanuary 3, 2021 at 5:00 PM

    Love and peace to you both.

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  2. UnknownJanuary 3, 2021 at 5:06 PM

    Travel mercies my dear dear friends! I'm going to miss you so much! Looking forward to your blog! And maybe some phone chats! A trip to Vernon, will include Andover too, I pray! Love you!❤😘😎

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  3. come dine with meJanuary 3, 2021 at 5:43 PM

    Can't wait for you to arrive...

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