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Happy Easter 2012!

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Just wanted to wish you all a Happy Easter! I know everyone has a different view on Easter and whether you choose to celebrate the religious reasons or the fact you get a day off or if you treat it as a day to spend with your family and loved ones - enjoy it!

Those of you who read earlier in February, will know that I gave some things up for Lent. I also followed this with a progress report where I'd basically failed everything I decided to give up, except crisps (chips to you Americans). I'm happy to report that I managed to give up crisps for the whole duration of lent (yay me!), and I plan to indulge in a bag later today.. along with my choccie egg!

In aid of new style Lent, I think I'm definitely on time again, and I have been more organised, so that's good too! So yeah, that's me!

Have an amazing Easter everybody!
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