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Art Show food

Juergen and I went to IKEA for breakfast. Afterwards we picked up hotdog packages. These include the hotdogs, buns, pickles and dry onions, as well as mustard and ketchup for 34 people. We bought 3 packages of hot dogs. Then we went to lidl for seedless watermelon, and lettuce, peppers, red onions and tomatoes. The vegetables will be finely chopped as toppings for the hotdogs. The watermelon will be cut in small cubes and mixed with frozen berries for a fruit salad. All this is for Nicole's art show opening. The theme is an American road trip. That is why we are serving hot dogs instead of French cheese. We expect maybe 100 people. Germany plays football tonight, so maybe there will be fewer people? But the show starts at 7pm, and the game is not until 9pm. We hope to be home to see the 2nd half of the game.

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caring for the garden said…
A big day all the way around. I am glad you and Juergen got to spend a little time together.

Your garden is looking great. Your Dad would be so very pleased.

I'm sure Nicoles' show will be wonderful. I want to hear all about it.

Mom
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