Gone….painting!
Love you.
Me
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Flowers Grow
Hollyhocks bright and smiling
Fields of green and pink
Huge round blooms.
Treasured moments hold tight
The past rushing toward me
Memories in the palate of my mind.
We drank lemonade
In the shadows
Of huge round booms.
Blooms, memories, lemonade
Grandmother lives in my heart
Flowers grow and the days pass.
Love you.
Me
Some Days
Matilda spent the night at The Cottage on Saturday night.
We swam, ate ribs and played board games.
Some days are just perfect.
Love you.
Me
A Last Tango
Over the past couple of months, I watched a little TV.
It is mainly because I fell in love with a certain PBS show.
Above is the link…and with that comes my recommendation.
I have watched every episode and I plan to re-watch it again this summer.
{we watched the last episode last night} SAD face.
If you are looking for a funky British show, PBS worthy…here it is.
Now, I have to find something else to watch.
Love you.
Me
Wicked Wednesday Tip
On Sunday, for dinner and movie, I made dessert.
Don’t get excited, all I did was add milk, but holy moly it was good.
I am not creating in the kitchen these days,
but if this is available to you, you might want to try it.
{I found ours at Kroger}
Godiva instant pudding. it makes 4 servings
and comes in white chocolate too.
The flavor is perfection and I cannot wait to serve it again.
Wicked Wednesday tips.
So glad this week is half over.
Love you.
Me
Instead Of A Frown
On Sunday, we had dinner and a movie.
I do not cook very much right now since I lost my appetite.
But, on Sunday I cooked…and we enjoyed the meal.
Pasta, with veggies, wheat bread and wine.
Our movie, was SUDDENLY.
Today I read a blog that I like very much.
It was about change and how difficult {and important} it is.
I wish that I wrote like that.
To write a blog about change, bravery
and accepting life with a smile instead of a frown.
Yes, well shoot me. I am grouchy today and just cannot shake it.
Don’t you hate when that happens? A case of the grouchies….
Have a good day…..I hope you are smiling….
Love you.
Me
Komen Race For The Cure
I cannot believe that that the North Texas Komen Race For The Cure is over for this year. (2018)
With the help of my friends, I raised $1,302.08.
Rosemary G. won the donation quilt. (congratulations!)
I walked the 5K holding Larry’s hand….oh yes,
and Matilda’s hand too.
Larry asked me what ART I will donate/auction off next year. Who knows?
All suggestions are welcome.
Thank you dear friends, for the support, prayers, love and friendship.
Life is so much better with you part of my life.
Love you.
Me
Sharing An Angel
She stood very tall and could smile when she was sad.
She loved the play and music from CAMELOT.
Grace flowed out of her fingertips like water
{interesting because her name was Grace}
and
she had the ability to make you feel very special
when you might be feeling small.
I am sorry for anyone who might not have known her.
To know my Mother was a joy.
To love my Mother was a privilege.
She could make any moment fun
and
I have seen her start tap dancing in the middle of a grocery store
just to make my daughters laugh.
Dear God, Thank you for sharing such an angel with me.
I love you and miss you beyond the moon Mother.
Me
Brand New
Thank you.
So many messages and love sent to Larry and me yesterday.
Larry did wonderful.
Surgery went well
and
Dr M said that everything looked great.
Last evening,
Larry felt well enough to go to Matilda’s softball game.
{it lasts 1 hour}
Today is a brand new, cancer free day.
Thank You God.
Love you.
Me
Melanoma Is An Ugly Word
It is almost 6:00 am.
Larry and I are dressed and ready to go.
Today he will have skin cancer surgery,
for an early stage melanoma that will be removed
and
lots of extra cells taken for biopsy.
Larry is definitely a child of the ’60-70’s.
Sunburns, tan and no SPF.
Now, Larry is a Man, Father, Grandfather of the 2000’s.
He is being pro-active and accountable.
I cannot tell you how attractive that is.
Melanoma is an ugly word, don’t you think?
Please take care of you for the people who love you.
It means the world.
Love you beyond the stitches.
Me