Back to Real Life

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After two months I am finally back home.. jet lagged, with three loads of laundry down and two more to go..  hundred's of pictures the scour through and a surprise three days in Istanbul. It'll take me a few days to get my groove back.. and the fact that Ramadan has started won't make things any easier.. so stay tuned.

Hope you're all having a great summer.

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  1. Salty Pumpkin Studio7/08/2013

    Happy Welcome back home
    I hope you get plenty of rest. I look forward to seeing your photos.

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  2. Pumpkin Delight (Kimberly)7/08/2013

    Welcome home! Sounds like a wonderful trip. Turkey? I'd like to visit there someday. It takes me months to get through all my travel pictures after returning home, but it's a fun reminder of all the things seen and done. I wish you the best on the jet lag. :)

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  3. marie7/09/2013

    Glad you were able to have some summer fun. I am with you on the photos, I must go through them soon, there are far too many :)

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  4. Diana Marks7/10/2013

    welcome back =)

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  5. Yvonne7/11/2013

    I've been away from blogging myself, but you've had a greater adventure! Welcome home!

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  6. s7/15/2013

    welcome back!!! xO!
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  7. Z@KickingKilos7/16/2013

    welcome back.

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  8. Krugthethinker7/16/2013

    I'm so glad you're back, and I can't wait to hear about the trip! I am sure it will take some time to settle back in and get over the jet lag, so I will wait patiently and wish you many loads of folded laundry and some good rest:)

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