Good morning from Maine the place it is a chilly and wet begin to the month of April. Normally, we might be heading exterior to play right this moment. The climate might be going to maintain us in. We’re nonetheless going to have a enjoyable day anyway as a result of we’re having a household cupcake adorning competitors! The better part is that everybody will win as a result of we’ll get to eat cupcakes all weekend. I hope that you simply additionally do one thing enjoyable this weekend.
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