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Valentines Day 2010


Valentines Day 2010
Originally uploaded by chiggster
I was spoiled rotten all day!

I got to have a lie in for a start which is always nice. When I managed to drag myself out of bed I was handed breakfast and my gifts of Red Roses, Thornton Chocs and 2 DVD box sets.

Mark took care of Jack all morning so I could put my feet up. Then he went and cooked up homemade veggie soup for us all before taking Jack up for his afternoon nap. My lovely husband then spent all afternoon in the kitchen baking a chocolate fudge cake, from scratch including whipping the cream and making the fudge! AND then he did a whole roast leg of lamb dinner!

I didn't have to life a finger ALL DAY! It's been amazing!!

Thank you Mark. I love you!

Comments

Apple said…
wow your oh can cook and bake! I am very jealous hehe xx

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