Great Discoveries

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Cait and Kathryn have discovered Daylight Donuts delicious apple fritters.

I haven’t had any time for quilting this week. But I’ve been enjoying spending time with Cait and Kathryn. We haven’t done anything special. In fact, I haven’t been away from the house since they got here. But they have gone out several times, exploring around the old hometown and visiting Daylight Donuts where they’ve been introduced to those dessert-plate size, completely addicting, apple fritters.

I have made a great discovery too: I’ve found that I now have access to Shipt grocery delivery service. This will cut out one of my most difficult chores. For those of you who find grocery shopping to be difficult or impossible (or maybe just don’t like to do it), check this out. 

If the link doesn’t work, here’s the URL: https://www.shipt.com/groceries/?r=C74D8C. For some reason, I’m having trouble getting my links to imbed.

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On 04/25/2017, Edwina said ...

I know it's been said... but I really didn't believe it... that we all have a double. Well, one of your gals (the one in braids) looks just like my oldest granddaughter who has thick brown hair and also loves to put it in braids. Maybe they're related somewhere in their ancient background. ;>) Hugs... e from sheep ranch in Petaluma CA.

On 04/25/2017, Edwina said ...

Oh, and I'm glad I don't have that bakery in my home town or I'd be having one every day!! -e

On 04/26/2017, Barbara Anne said ...

Those apple fritters look so very yummy! It's good we don't have them here.

Glad you are having a good time with your family guests AND That you've found a grocery delivery service!!

Hugs!
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