I’m glad that I fall into the grandparent category now for real instead of just theoretically! 🙂 I’m going back down to see my sweet little thing on Sunday. Can’t wait! Hope you have a blessed weekend, Jean.

I was crying just walking into The Legacy Museum. It’s been put together very well. The images, the words, the sounds….they’re all so powerful and so heart-wrenching. But sometimes a good heart-wrenching propels us into more sensitivity and compassion. I was glad to see that there were so many other people also there on a random September Monday morning.

I wish we’d taken a picture of us as tea-servers. 🙂 That was good for a lot of laughs too. lol.

You have had a very busy month. I know you’ll have a blast at Avery’s birthday party! Happy Birthday to her! I want time to slow down before Riley turns one.

I’m like you, sitting in the golf cart, if I accompany Brian, on those rare occasions, like for his birthday 🙂

Listening to James Comey’s book…put it aside for a while because it was so hard to listen to …from an emotional standpoint…but I plan on finishing.

October. Avery turns one Thursday! Birthday party this weekend.
College/young professional gathering at a local fishing club at the end of the month.

That 10 books people lie about is interesting. I’ve read Harry Potter. I think I’ve read Of Mice and Men. Romeo and Juliet, I think we had to read the play in high school.

YES, I would love that!! Actually, I love coffee, tea, AND hot chocolate? Yes, we never notice our own accent or that we have one. Yours was delightful to the ear to these Ohioans. My husband’s brother was an Ohioan who has lived in TN for years and he shows it in his “accent” now. Our son has lived in TN for 30 years and we don’t tend to notice an accent, but we do notice certain words and phrases that are definitely southern.

Back in August I decided I would do 31 Days. But as it got closer, I decided I wouldn’t have time. Then at the last minute when I saw that it was the final year, I changed my mind AND my topic. ha. So now I’m just totally winging it. I’m like you; I’m hoping someone else will take it over so it won’t have to end. I really enjoy getting connected to new bloggers every October and learning new things.

The lady in the chair – yes, it does look like she’s about to pop up and go somewhere. 🙂 I sit like that occasionally but just because my legs are often too short to touch the floor otherwise.

Great point about everything being audible years ago. Oh, how we turn into time snobs so quickly and forget our roots. ha.

Ha. Thanks, Tracy. As one older gentleman suggested to me that day, I was just there as eye candy. 😉 I let it go because we both knew that wasn’t true either. lol.