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10-04-2012, 12:38 AM
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Micheline's Kitchen - Easter Dinner

I do so enjoy the company of my friend's parents, Micheline & Richard Stubblefield. Miche is such a gracious hostess and a tremendous cook. They invite me as part of their family each holiday of the year. I treasure their friendship.



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Isn't it wonderful to have such lovely friends - great pictures
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Originally Posted by Berxer ->
Isn't it wonderful to have such lovely friends - great pictures
I am truly blessed to have such good friends. They are only 2-3 years older than me and their son, Warren, is just 31, half my age. They're happy he has a friend to advise him and keep him company.
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Micheline & Richard look a lovely couple Bob I am sure you will have had a good time at the Easter dinner.
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Micheline and Richard are a lovely couple, Bob ..... I'm sure they made you very welcome.
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10-04-2012, 05:40 PM
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The kitchen has a very welcoming look about it. And your friends have very welcoming faces too.
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Great picture Bob, Richard does remind me of someone, probably one of those recognisable faces.

It is great to have friends like Micheline and Richard, they are hard to come by.
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I was thinking that Antibrown, he looks very much like someone I know.
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Great pictures as usual Bob. Yes they do look a very happy couple, nice friends to have Bob.
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My sister commented how huge the kitchen looks. I had a chuckle at that, explaining that I was using an extremely wide angle lens that makes things look that way. It's almost to the point of being a fisheye lens yet it doesn't distort the straight lines. It's another valuable tool in my camera bag.
 

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