little, wet eyes, looking at me from the sudsy tub. and i think, 'how can those be real? they are so stinkin beautiful?'
a husband who has been busy with so much good. and i miss him.
how thankful i am for our little backyard hammock. so many sweet memories and idyllic moments.
my great-great-aunt's molasses cookies. had to have them tonight. so i just now ate a spoonful of dough. cookies will come tomorrow. how fabulous are heritage recipes? the romantic connection to the women before me.
my tomorrow- afternoon coffee with friends to talk about ann's book. looking forward to pouring it out together and trying to fit it back in.
and i think that's it. no photos or anything. just haven't gotten to fit anything together today. you know the day i'm talking about. those days.
goodnight, friends.
2 comments:
I totally know those days and feel that they are more frequent than others. thank you for sharing yours with us.
And, I agree, so many sweet memories with small, yet so soul-filling, hugs and kisses on that blessed hammock.
Jo, Lovely memories of crispy ginger cookies and all the wonderful times we share around good food cooked by loving hands.
Wendy
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