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And a lovely Canada to yourself as well. : j
Happy Canada Day! I think you should have one of my cupcakes to celebrate.
Thanks for stopping by, Alesa! You are the first commenter on this post!
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Thank you, JDaniel4's Mom! I would very much like to have one of your yummy cupcakes right now! Maybe I can bake some? Hmmm... Better check that recipe one more time...
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Hugs,
Anna
Happy Canada Day to all. My family traces back to France and then Canada.
Happy Day and lots of fun !
I saw on another blog that it was Canada Day. Hope all those that celebrate have a splendid day
Thanks for celebrating with us, Christina! I loved that you posted for our 143rd birthday! Does Sweden have a National Day?
Happy Canada Day to you...from an American in the UK. :)
love these country celebrations. our day is called st georges day.
hope you had a good one.
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Russ Thank you Russ for stopping by and telling us about your French and Canadian heritage. I have only visited by dipping over the boarder to New Brunswick from Maine on a camping trip and visiting Montreal to meet the relatives of a boy that I thought I was going to marry. (But we never did.)
My mother had an aunt who immigrated to a rural area outside of Edmonton, Alberta. She and her husband lived on a farm where the wind blew so hard in in winter they had to tied themselves to a rope stretched from the main house to the barn to not blow away!
Having no children, she returned to Sweden after her husband pasted away. My maternal grandmother inherited a suitcase with her last possessions and she asked me to help her go through it, because I could read English.
(I should write a post about this!)
Best wishes,
Anna
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