#66/365--Flip Flop Ready

Finally, I was able to get my pedicure today. It was just what the doctor ordered.

Now, my feet are "Flip-Flop Ready."

If only the weather would cooperate...

Time for a nap!

#65/365--Clouds

#64--Ominous Onion Rings

First of all, GROSS! Second...GROSS! And third....YUCK! I don't understand how a person can eat onion rings if he doesn't like onions. He claims it's the batter...but these babies--they took him off guard. These suckers were enormous. More onion than batter. No kissing me tonight bucko. EEEWWWW!!!

#63/365--Empty

I'll let it speak for itself...

#62/365--Sunset

Wishing all the clutter surrounding this beautiful sunset could be cropped out. This was my view this evening, pulling out of my driveway. It was amazing.

#61--Moon in the Morning

I've always loved the moon. All the way back to when my daddy used to carry me on his shoulders and I would say to him, "Moon get you daddy." One of my favorite children's books is "Goodnight Moon," by Margaret Wise Brown. And this one time, at band camp, I even "mooned" the street from several floors up in the dorm room.

#60/365--Journaling--by Lauren

She's been working on this for a few weeks now. (Obviously, not everyday) She brought it in for me to read just now. It brought tears to my eyes. And my daughter isn't a "touchy-feely" person. So she doesn't get all "huggy" when she's upset or has had a bad day. She internalizes it. Oh, she'll cry. But won't talk about what's bugging her. Much like her mama; Apples don't fall far from their trees.

"This" is a story about Papaw (my dad). It reads more like a journal entry. I hope this becomes a habit for her--journaling. I journal frequently and it's such comfort to me to be able to write my thoughts out where no one looks at them. I can put them there, in my journal, tuck them away, and keep them between me and God. God and me. It's very.....cathartic.