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What are you doing tomorrow?

Swahili View Member Profile	07/04/2012, 05:15 PM Post #1
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Apart from eating chocolate? I'll probably head to the Easter Show with my daughter and sister. You?

Anti-Socialite View Member Profile	07/04/2012, 05:16 PM Post #2
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Working. Don't even get any extra pay but at least it'll be a quiet day!

JRA View Member Profile	07/04/2012, 05:18 PM Post #3
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Relaxing. Ds is going to his godmothers for a sleep over tomorrow at 2pm so then dh and I will have to find something to do after that. I can't imagine what

-meh- View Member Profile	07/04/2012, 05:19 PM Post #4
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sanity is over-rated
wake up kids do their hunt from the easter bunny have hot cross buns for breakfast make platters for picnic lunch head down to park for picnic lunch and easter hunt with DP's family in there the DS1 will pick at some chocolate and DS2 will try and eat himself in to a diabetic coma... come home and collapse and then get some kids on a sugar high to sleep...

papilio View Member Profile	07/04/2012, 05:20 PM Post #5
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Working, then coming home to do the easter bilby thing, then going to sleep.

Amanda_R View Member Profile	07/04/2012, 05:24 PM Post #6
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You're ugly and you smell like cheese.
Barbeque here, then over to a friends place to watch the first two episodes of The Legend of Korra and Game of Thrones. The easter egg hunt is happening on Monday at my folks place. Show night is usually on the Monday but I'm going to stay at my folks place for a few days so it's been switched to Sunday.

Currywurst View Member Profile	07/04/2012, 05:25 PM Post #7
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Easter egg hunt in the morning. Then off to a lovely old pub for lunch with good friends. Then home to eat the rest of the chocolate we didnt eat for breakfast and get DS off to bed nice and early! (I wish)

Banana Pancakes View Member Profile	07/04/2012, 05:26 PM Post #8
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Easter Hunt Church and hopefully a quiet afternoon lazing around the house.

NightRain View Member Profile	07/04/2012, 05:29 PM Post #9
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Time is leaving me
Nothing planned Drink coffee and maybe walk to the shop to buy the Sunday paper. We don't do the easter egg hunt/thing as I have a child that has intolerances to alot of things and I want them to have a sleep in the arvo so I can.

purpleblackqueen View Member Profile	07/04/2012, 05:30 PM Post #10
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Continuing with my massive list for stuff that has to be done before we go away on Monday morning.

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