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11 years ago

We have been invited to Colorado and just to the farm. Mileage 250 miles and 100 miles. We will probably choose the shorter. DIL says they have a leg of lamb and will have a lot of freshly dug parsnips. Colorado says they are having prime rib. Now thats a tossup as to my preferences. Love both.. Either place will be a happy bunch of kids, grand kids and their spouses and a whole bunch of great grandkids. Then again we couild just stay home. Naw, too much fun going either place.

Are you traveling this Easter?

Comments (5)

gabriell_gw
11 years ago
I'm making Easter lunch for my family. Christmas was at my daughter's and she chose not to have our usual turkey and dressing, so that's what we will have for Easter. I'm looking forward to it.
pkramer60
11 years ago
I am not traveling but if I were you, I would go for the lamb!

Travel safely!
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anneliese_32
11 years ago
I would go for the lamb too, but since my better half don't like it, we have ham, I think. It's just the two of us
west_gardener
11 years ago
Lol, gandle, you are a real foodie.
west_gardener
11 years ago
The only things on the menu are CADBURY Caramel Eggs, That is if they last that long.

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