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“11/11/14 Veteran’s Day”
“11/11/14 Veteran’s Day”
“Time To Zip Up” Our 80 degree temperatures of today are going to become freezing temperatures over the next couple of days. Like most of the United States, Texas is preparing for its first blast of cold air of this season. I am ready for it! I like the cold. Tonight I dug out my warm clothes wool coat. I am looking forward to the days when I can come home from school and put on my sweats and flannel…
“Look!” …a good piece of advice for all of us. And I am finally caught up!!!
“Us In November” Today’s photo was supposed to be a portrait using interesting light. Truthfully, I was uninspired. There is not much creativity here and there certainly isn’t any interesting light. Each month I have attempted to take a photograph of each of the girls and one of Weber and me together. Amidst the chaos of the month of October, I didn’t get a photo of us, so today was the day. Everyone has to break the rules every now…
“Little Big Things” In the few days after my dad passed away, countless people asked me what they could do for me. Admittedly, I am not very good at asking for help, but during that time, I didn’t really even know what to ask for…except from one person. My dad always loved gardening. He always had a vegetable garden and he always had houseplants. When he retired from the Navy and moved back to Delaware, he went to work for…
“Chaos and Calm” My life right now is an equal dose of chaos and calm. There is nothing in between.
“Heading Home” …after a long day at school and then choir rehearsal that night.
“Texas Is Red” It was a dismal day in Texas. There was no movement at all…in the traffic or in the politics. Red prevailed in both places. A very sad day for our state and our country.
“Sweet Smell of Shortbread…and Coffee” Tonight Brooke made me my favorite…chocolate chip shortbread. And what better way to enjoy it than with a cup of hot coffee!
“Looking Up” I did’t see much sun on my path today, but I was struck by the sun coming through the tree in our neighbor’s from yard.