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1. Ah-ha! 😀 A tai-chi flash mob! 😀 How did it go? What was it like to participate? Sounds fun but nerve-wrecking. Will you be posting about it?

   1. I was pretty nervous but once you begin you have to focus and I enjoyed it. Not really time for a full post 😕 xx

      1. Well done and I’m impressed! In January I tried to sign up for a local tai chi but didn’t hear back until last week as their emails were down. I’ll be starting with the latest beginners group soon – very exciting.

2. It’s all looking splendid darling, I bet the temperature is perfect right now. Fado in the market, I’m not at all envious and the roses are blooming already. Happy days and hugs for you 🙂

   1. 27/28C yesterday, Gilly, but not till afternoon, so if you walk quite early you’re ok. 🙂 🙂 Thanks, sweetheart- you too!

3. A Tai Chi flash mob in Portugal…I am NOT feeling sorry for you! 😉

   1. 🙂 🙂

4. How fabulous! Beautiful photos, but I am skipping all comments and jumping right to my main question! I want to know all about the flash mob! 🙂

   1. It was actually rather nice to be part of, Debbie. 🙂 🙂 Our leader is a lovely man and though I was nervous at being in a public arena there was a good sized group of us. Solidarity in numbers. 🙂 I was too engrossed to take photos but there may be some forthcoming.

5. Your photos just gave me so many more reasons to love spring! The boats on the river capture my eye though. It’s peaceful and promises escape at the same time.

   1. Crossing over that bridge you can look out towards the ocean or inland to the city, Joanne. I never know which to choose 😍🌊💕

6. It sounds like spring festivals are in full swing now. Enjoy, Jo! And I’m delighted you were mentioned in Discover too!

   1. Bless you, hon! Thanks a lot 🙂 🙂

      1. 🙂 🙂

7. Those chocolates made my mouth water! They obviously like their festivals.

   1. Spring is just the beginning, Gunta! The street fairs are almost continuous 🙂 🙂

8. What a wonderful Easter!

   1. It really was! 🙂 🙂

9. What treasures your new life gives you, so different from England. Fado for you and Beethoven in the Bush for me, in company of a good friend. And then … and then … a surprise visit from my Australian daughter!!!!!

   1. Fantastic! 🙂 🙂 The best kind of surprise!

10. Six words – my husband would love it if I could describe anything in six words – tis said I talk a lot, he he! Pretty pics here and love to hear more about your t’ai chi – hopefully someone took photos you can share with us here.

    1. Nice to meet you. 🙂 🙂 It usually takes me 6 and a bit! Some photos came in this evening so we’ll see…

       1. Nice to meet you too.

11. Delighted to know you had a wonderful Easter Celebration. Looking forward to hearing stories from your Tai Chi Flash Mob experience!

    1. It was good fun, though I was pretty nervous 😊😊 xx

       1. Understood!

12. oh Jo, that is what you call ‘life’! 🙂

    1. I’d be lying if I said it was hell, Lisa 😇 Off to a free concert and supper with the neighbours soon 📯🎼🎷🎶💖

13. Sounds wonderful, Jo! Enjoy!

    1. Thanks darlin! Lovely morning spent walking with a neighbour. Back on my roof now 😍💕

14. Beautifully written and articulated.

    1. Thank you very much 🙂 🙂

       1. Ohh you are welcome. Have a great day

       2. You too! 🙂 🙂

15. Enjoy!!!

    1. We did! Very much 🙂 🙂

16. The blue sky makes me envious!

    1. Gerraway! You have your share 🙂 🙂

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