Spring is in

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Spring is in the air, the ground, the colors, and the big smile on my face!  I’m so excited that Spring is beginning to show itself.  I took a few pics of some buttercups and hyacinths last week.  The first blooms of the season.

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Justin and I left Saturday morning = off for Spring Break OR (Where we are) Spring Pilgrimage.  We are in Natchez for Spring Break!   But don’t let me get ahead of myself.  We stayed in Jackson on Saturday night to break up the trip a little.  We ate at a wonderful place called Biaggi’s  - A Delicious Italian Restaurant!  I’m sure it is a chain and I’m probably behind on having never heard of it before. But is was so good!  I ate slowly just to savor every bite!! The portion size was perfect – just enough to get full and want for nothing, but not miserably full so you wish you hadn’t have eaten!    

Then we came on to Natchez!  We visited 3 homes today.  Our favorite was Elgin.   It is a few miles away a tucked beautifully in acres of magnolia trees!  

Elgin - calhoun (12)

Lastly a picture of US in front of The Elms.

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Having a blast – Will need to rest when we get home!

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