Talking About it Tuesday #111

We had a lovely weekend. Alec headed back to school, Ian arrived home from Las Vegas, we turned our clocks ahead for spring and my husband and I had a wonderful date night out. We're supposed to have a few sunny days in the 60's this week and I could not be more thrilled!  
 
We had a fabulous link up last week and I loved seeing all the St. Patrick's day, Easter, & spring themed posts linked up. 




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  1. Amy ScottMarch 10, 2026 at 6:23 AM

    Sounds like a great weekend with everyone back to "normal" status. Hopefully you will see signs of spring this week. Yay for date night!

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  2. Jenn LloydMarch 10, 2026 at 6:29 AM

    Thank you for hosting us each week! Have fun on your date night!

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