SUPPER CLUB - Mon, June 15th
Posted: Mon Jun 15, 2015 4:21 am
Good Morning!
We are halfway through June already! In five more sleeps, the days will start getting shorter. Better get ready!
The grad party yesterday was nice, but long and hot. They did have an umbrella and a canopy. I was SOO ready to come home to our cool, quiet deck. These family 'do's' are always just a little strange as the other gramma is my LDH#2's ex-wife. I married the dad (Roy) and my DD married his son. All years ago and much water has passed under that bridge now, but still just a little bit strange to party with my late husband's ex-wife. We had our picture taken together with Alec at graduation and then yesterday we talked and found out we were both thinking the same thing - what would Roy have thought of THAT picture! lol!
Today and tomorrow will be a long list of things to do and errands to run to get ready for our trip to OR. Feed roses, buy bug spray, bake cookies, mend shorts, finish packing, clean frdge, wash clothes, vacuum, hunt up the vet records, etc. I also have to take my Bernie to Tacoma to the spa and drop off my salmon quilt contest entry at the LQS. Scottie goes to the groomer today and everyone goes to the vet tomorrow. I'm the chicken with no head!
Thank goodness no cooking! We're meeting friends at a Mexican restaurant tonite.
IRISH - Hugs from me to you, sweet friend! This year of "firsts" can really hit you hard, especially with a child. But I know your beloved Chris is now your family's special angel and he's watching over you. And he won't ever leave you. (((HUG))) Your flag story was great! Though he wasn't far off - Flag Day is also Childrens' Day. I used to ask my folks why we didn't celebrate like we did for Mothers day and Fathers Day. Their answer was always a grumbly "Every day is Childrens Day!"
CHICKIE - you and your DGD are having so much fun! I want one, too! The blog story on your mom was heartwarming to read. Thank you for sharing it with us!
JANA - congrats to Stu!! Every time that boy turns around, he does something to make you all very proud! We need more Stus in the world! Now down to business - what kind of cookies??
BECCA - what a terrific family you have! We are just 10. At least for now. But if I count my siblings and their offspring, we probably have around 75 or 80 now. There have been lots of babies born in the Alaskan branch in the last 5 years - and I have brand new twin Gr Gr Nephews up there! - Riley and Alex (I think).
TINA - I hope it's just you and Frankie today so you can sew to your heart's content! I've never heard of Watergate Salad until my sister mentioned it to me last week. now you all seem to know about it! I've never had pistachio pudding, so maybe that's where I've gone wrong.
I've been wondering about Lady Carol, too, but I saw her post on FB yesterday - something about fabric. So she's OK. maybe she's dieting. And where's our Joanne?? Maybe she lingered too long at Mama's and got locked in!
So I'm off to tackle that list now! And know I'll enjoy some tasty enchiladas tonite!
What's your plan for the day and for your supper?
We are halfway through June already! In five more sleeps, the days will start getting shorter. Better get ready!
The grad party yesterday was nice, but long and hot. They did have an umbrella and a canopy. I was SOO ready to come home to our cool, quiet deck. These family 'do's' are always just a little strange as the other gramma is my LDH#2's ex-wife. I married the dad (Roy) and my DD married his son. All years ago and much water has passed under that bridge now, but still just a little bit strange to party with my late husband's ex-wife. We had our picture taken together with Alec at graduation and then yesterday we talked and found out we were both thinking the same thing - what would Roy have thought of THAT picture! lol!
Today and tomorrow will be a long list of things to do and errands to run to get ready for our trip to OR. Feed roses, buy bug spray, bake cookies, mend shorts, finish packing, clean frdge, wash clothes, vacuum, hunt up the vet records, etc. I also have to take my Bernie to Tacoma to the spa and drop off my salmon quilt contest entry at the LQS. Scottie goes to the groomer today and everyone goes to the vet tomorrow. I'm the chicken with no head!
Thank goodness no cooking! We're meeting friends at a Mexican restaurant tonite.
IRISH - Hugs from me to you, sweet friend! This year of "firsts" can really hit you hard, especially with a child. But I know your beloved Chris is now your family's special angel and he's watching over you. And he won't ever leave you. (((HUG))) Your flag story was great! Though he wasn't far off - Flag Day is also Childrens' Day. I used to ask my folks why we didn't celebrate like we did for Mothers day and Fathers Day. Their answer was always a grumbly "Every day is Childrens Day!"
CHICKIE - you and your DGD are having so much fun! I want one, too! The blog story on your mom was heartwarming to read. Thank you for sharing it with us!
JANA - congrats to Stu!! Every time that boy turns around, he does something to make you all very proud! We need more Stus in the world! Now down to business - what kind of cookies??
BECCA - what a terrific family you have! We are just 10. At least for now. But if I count my siblings and their offspring, we probably have around 75 or 80 now. There have been lots of babies born in the Alaskan branch in the last 5 years - and I have brand new twin Gr Gr Nephews up there! - Riley and Alex (I think).
TINA - I hope it's just you and Frankie today so you can sew to your heart's content! I've never heard of Watergate Salad until my sister mentioned it to me last week. now you all seem to know about it! I've never had pistachio pudding, so maybe that's where I've gone wrong.
I've been wondering about Lady Carol, too, but I saw her post on FB yesterday - something about fabric. So she's OK. maybe she's dieting. And where's our Joanne?? Maybe she lingered too long at Mama's and got locked in!
So I'm off to tackle that list now! And know I'll enjoy some tasty enchiladas tonite!
What's your plan for the day and for your supper?