Love is . . . .
when the father of your children
brings you flowers for Mother’s Day!
He sure has my number!
Although I truly love all flowers, the iris is a particular favorite . . . and then there’s the fact that it’s purple! 😉
As you can see, the bouquet is just beginning to open so I’ll be smiling for the next few days.
Hugs,
Remember a while back when I made several flowers (here), including this one?
I figured it would eventually come in handy to jazz-up a project . . .
I think I found a good use for it! 🙂
When I mentioned that I had done some “quick crocheting” last week, it was this little purse to which I was referring.
The pattern (found here) is really well-written and works up in a flash, which makes it a great “tv time” project!
Wishing a very Happy Mother’s Day to all Moms, and I would also include aunts, sisters, grandmothers, and friends on that list!
In my view, the true spirit of Mother’s Day is the celebration of the nurturing woman – whomever she may be! 😀
See you Monday, Kids!
Hugs,
As promised, here’s the answer to yesterday’s mystery pile of change . . .
She said: Sweetheart, that large amount of change you constantly carry around with you must be very heavy – not to mention it eventually puts holes in your pockets.
He said: It’s not heavy.
She said: Why don’t you just make it a point to spend some of it each day? You know, if something costs $3.56 – don’t just hand the cashier a $5 bill – use your change.
He said: Too much trouble.
She said: But isn’t it a nuisance when we have to roll a lot of coins?
He said: I suppose.
She said: So then, do you think you will try to use more of your change?
He said: Probably not. 😀
She said: It’s a good thing you are so darn cute! 😉
(You were right, Carol!)
Hugs,
I say “almost” because I do NOT have the power to be completely wordless – ever!
(At least, it seems that way!) 😉
Ok then . . .
Can you guess where I found this bunch of change?
There are 10 quarters in that pile.
Hugs,
There’s a little recipe for happiness that I’ve always loved . . .
I have it written on a post-it note at my computer desk. It’s been there for years. So long, in fact, the note eventually lost its “sticky” and had to be taped to another piece of paper hanging from a clip. 😉
Of course, there can be lots of other “ingredients” in a person’s happiness recipe, including:
What element(s) would you include in your recipe for happiness? 😀
Hugs,
