Easter Plans

[Grandma Helen]

Do you have plans for Easter?  We have big plans.  He's going to the flea market 90 minutes away to sell planters and bird houses.  This is prime season.  I want to go out to dinner when he gets home, he wants to cook at home.  

[MTwoman]

I'm having a few friends over for dinner...badly in need of company since my grandson's death last Thursday. Very difficult not being there, but not comfortable flying to Sacramento at this time and my daughter has all she can handle right now. Funeral is tomorrow...wish I could be there.

[officerripley]

So sorry for your loss, MTWoman, hang in there.

[Karin M Fichtner]

I didn't know. I am so very sorry for your painful loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

[Patricia]

It must be excruciatingly painful not being there but it is for the best, this pandemic is not over. My condolences to you and your family MTwoman. A bit of company  is a good thing.

[Eaglewoman]

So sorry for your loss. Know it must be hard not to be there for your daughter- but sure she understands.Blessings to you and your family.

[Jozee]

Again MTwoman, I am so sorry for your loss.

[Karin M Fichtner]

My daughter flies in tomorrow night, and we are heading to Charlotte on Friday to spend Easter with my youngest boy and his family. It will be our last get-together in their current home; they are building a big new house they hope to be in by the start of school in the Fall.

[Aggie]

After Easter was cancel several times last year, will try to have normal family Easter at my cousins farm. Won't be the normal 25-30 people.

[Jozee]

Not up to it this year.

[Grandma Helen]

Jozee, I can understand that.  I don't know how you are able to keep going.  

[Lilrain]

No, not really, cooking dinner for us and ex. Gonna color some eggs I always do that.

[Holly Schmucki]

Just working like every other Sunday