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lost in Italy?

Okay, so I didn’t really go to Italy.  And perhaps someday when I do get to go to Italy, I’ll know better, but this sure felt like it to me.
These are non-toe related photos from this past weekend at the place where my MIL lives.

and one more.  It took me all weekend to get the [...]

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the tour of Dallas

Before you read this post, go back and read the feet post from last week:
“my feet keep startling me“
then come back and start this current post. It won’t make sense unless you do.
done? great. onward we go.
So after making such a big deal about my pedicure I got one of those strange notions. [...]

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a rose in full bloom

I took photos all over Dallas this weekend. I’ll post those later, but the best photo was the one I didn’t take.
We visited Martin’s one remaining Aunt. His Father’s sister. She lives at home with constant nursing supervision. She is not physically doing well. As a matter [...]

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my feet keep startling me

Ya know that silly thing that happens when you buy brand new white tennis shoes and it becomes abundantly clear just how very dingy the old ones were.?   The blinding light shining up from your feet when you wear brand new tennis shoes is very distracting.  It’s almost enough to make you want to go [...]

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One of my favorite things in life is reading.
Reading, curled up in a comfy chair. With a blanket round my feet and a cat trying desperately to get between me and the book and a mug of tea somewhere in arms reach. Rainy or cold days are a bonus.
Reading, stretched out on a beach blanket, [...]

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I just went to a fabulous lunch with my co-workers.
A couple of months ago we won a $100 gift card to a local restaurant and we’ve been trying to find a good time when we could all go to lunch ever since. We meet every Monday morning and the subject always comes up. [...]

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There are some things every human being just needs to know.
More than that, they need to experience it first hand. Important stuff……….like learning to blow dandelion fluff.
Here’s my friend Ethan teaching me this highly technical and necessary life skill

Since I’m not doing too good at it, Ethan takes over the job and shows [...]

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As I dyed eggs this past Saturday with my 14-year-old niece, we were goofing around and at some point the subject of the new Indiana Jones movie came up.
My husband and I were stunned to discover that Ivey hadn’t ever seen “Raiders of the Lost Ark” clearly this was an oversight that [...]

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driving to heaven

I generally have a lead foot on the highway. I think it’s cause I’m visually bored. I mean there’s just not much to look at.
the long ribbon of asphalt (or pavement)
the median
the trees on each side
the little yellow dashes that go tripping by
only the occasional billboard.
yup. driving during the day is the [...]

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Martin and I were reading a devotional on grief. One of the questions we were supposed to think about was of the “record your feelings from a time when you lost someone dear to you” order. And that’s when it occurred to me:
I’ve never had someone I’m really really close to [...]

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