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Hello, there!

 You may have noticed that it's been quite a long time since I've blogged here.  Life has gotten (too) busy and I am just not able to fit it into my routine right now.  However, I do not plan to shut down this blog but leave it up and available. So enjoy the recipes, etc. here!  And who knows, I may pop back in sometime.

 Blessings,
Lora

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