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Many smiles peppered a hellish day....
Stopping by my mom's...and being invited to a nummy dinner... :)
Finding out that my youngest was recruited to do some modeling by a girl at her school who is a fashion major :) Stopping by at neighbor's to bring her dinner (she is elderly and ill :( ) and knowing she was very happy to see me... :) Fresh strawberries from a local farm... :) Pit bull kisses! |
falling alseep as I was being sung too, then a few hours later us both waking up at the sam time... and I got to spend all my morning talking to him. Best partial day off :) Love those mornings.
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Her telling me that I impress her. Her telling me about her day. Her answering the phone when I stopped at the gas station so I could just hear her voice. Her helping me unwind after I got home.
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Hearing that I inspired someone :) I think that is one of the nicest things anyone can say about a person.... (f)
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my daughter always....
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the unexpected.........
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Her falling asleep while we were on the phone last night. Listening to her breathe as she slept. Knowing she feels safe and comfortable with me. Her telling me I am the sex king this morning. Just her.......everything about her.
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TMI makes me snicker
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My babe leaving this morning to take her CPC (medical coding test). It's a 5 1/2 hour test! She is gonna do amazing!!!!! :-)
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Scored some front row tickets to see Theresa Caputo tomorrow and I am beyond excited
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i did not think i would smile today, then i received a special note and i could not help but be filled with joy which lifted me to the clouds and i smiled big and bigger. i am now filled to full with a glowing happiness.
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Questions about my truck...lift kit and neon lights on the running boards. Yeah I did smile, even chuckled
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Quote:
i haven't a clue what You are talking about but thank You for sharing. |
yesterday...
a male resident tellin' me: "you are really an amazing american-kiwi and all around lovely person!"
(gawd, i adore me job!) |
Playing with the kiddo in the pool today.
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an easy saturday at work. ooohhh yea :)
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Girls .....
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Finding out we are driving up to Maine tomorrow!
AND My ex calling to let us know that the fuel pump has finally surrendered and come free from the housing. Now we just need to replace the metal ring that seals the whole kit and kaboodle and call it a day!!! Careen will be coming home to me soon... <3 :praying: |
Coming home and talking to her. Listening to her tell me bad jokes and I laugh anyway. The way we describe what it going on between us. She makes me smile and amazingly enough loves to hear me smile.
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smiling, huge grin..... hmm mmmm, just ask, you might get what want!
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Family and Friends:glasses:
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My neighbors, Sonia & Francisco, just text messaged me, because they remembered that I am going fishing in the morning...
"Hollylane, do you need worms? You never have to buy them, you know how we love hunting them at midnight! Come and get them if you need them, we're almost home from the park!" They are amazingly thoughtful, even after spending a long day at the park, selling homemade food and sodas. |
So far, being here visiting My Mom..she just makes Me smile and laugh.
Thinking about how Life can change so quickly...when the unexpected arrives and leaves you smiling :) Knowing that there really is good in the world, and that you should never close yourself off to letting it in. |
Watching 8-9 manatees with a few calves slowly swim through while I was fishing yesterday morning had to lift my pole so they would clear my line as they swam 3-4 wide.
Talking to Dad and listening to what he has planned for Tuesday. Catching up with a childhood friend. Morning coffee. Text messages. Quality time spent... :cheesy: |
That it's storming out.. it is so peaceful to me
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Waking up and calling her knowing she had to leave soon. Hearing her smile as I call her beautiful. Her understanding that I am no where near coherent with my first cup of coffee. Can I say enough her?
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smiling...quality time :)
Ok, and to big fish too.. :) Quote:
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What made me smile today was my brother, sister-in-law and their dog going home so we can get this family back into our routine. No more messy, aggressive dog in the house that taunts Ginger. YES!
Side note: I am a dog lover, but I do get a little riled when the owner is NOT correcting the aggression or concerned about the dogs welfare. Nothing against Riley, but my brother needs to educate himself a little bit. |
Pumpkin Cafe and Market, on South Street in Philly
I'm sitting here getting some work done in my friend's cafe. The lunch rush is over now--Julia is my fave waitress, she says outloud (with a deep sigh) "I could go for a snack and a nap..."
The room spontaneously broke out into laughter and applause. Good times, lovely day, all is well in my world. :-) |
Lots...but the drag queen show at The Flying Handbag was so duckin' funny.
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"I can't hold your hand now Baby. This is my mouse hand...* In response to me extending my hand on the couch during our mutual Facebook ignorefest.
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6 hours of fishing at Henry Hagg Lake, 5.75 of those hours were without a nibble, and 4 of those hours I was alone out there.
At 4 hours in, some jerk showed up with his very loud family, including a small child, who despite the screeching coming from his mom every 2.7 seconds, continued tossing large rocks into the lake next to me. The male specimen went on and on about how his wife would never catch anything with her "girly pink pole" (trust me, it wasn't the pole keeping her from catching fish, it was the loud, and uncouth mouth on her that was scaring fish from the area along with her son's help), and casting his line diagonally over where my line was already set. To add to my annoyance, he had a sinker on his gear, that was so heavy, it sounded and looked like he had tossed a baseball in each time he cast. It was an effort to keep my overly honest mouth closed for that 1.75 hours, but the pay off came, when I caught the only fish of the morning (with about 20 people with lines in the water), with my very pink fishing pole, and pink power bait. I dispatched the unlucky fish quickly and humanely, cleaned it, packed it into ice, packed up my gear, and left with a gigantic smile on my face. He wasn't smiling. :) |
Getting texts from her even though she was busy. Her calling me and waking me up from a nap. Coming home and talking to her. Us talking about all our feelings. I can't get enough of her. She makes me so happy.
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A wonderful phone call........
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Renting out the big house......fingers crossed.....
Big ass weight off my shoulders and an even bigger smile.... Now if they show up tomorrow with money...all the hard work will be worth it... Now just load the last truck and we should be in California by the weekend... |
Doing pretty good at practicing disc golf.
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This may sound strange....but...
I have found 2 of these Dobsonflies in this past month... https://encrypted-tbn2.gstatic.com/i..._3a4ax2_tgQwcA I hadn't seen any in YEARS...and I'm rather fond of them. They remind me of dragonflies :) Common Name: Dobsonfly Scientific Name: Corydalus sp. Order: Neuroptera Description: Dobsonflies are large (can be over 2 inches long), and have long antennae. Their large, many veined forewings are often mottled. When at rest, wings are held flat over the back and extend beyond the abdomen. Males have long, extended curved mandibles which are used to grasp the female during mating. Aquatic immature stages, called hellgrammites are elongate, dull colored larvae with gill filaments and feathery gill clusters along the sides of the abdomen. They have two hooks on the end of the abdomen. Alderflies (Neuroptera: Sialidae) are similar to dobsonflies but smaller. Larvae of alderflies differ from hellgrammites in that they lack the two hooks at the end of the abdomen. Life Cycle: Immatures develop in water, especially well oxygenated and high quality water. Habitat and Food Source(s): The adults probably do not feed. The long mandibles of the males would make feeding very difficult. Hellgrammites are aggressive predators that attack other aquatic insects and other organisms in the water. They are found in flowing rivers and streams hidden among rocks. Immatures can be collected in riffle areas of streams where they hide among rocks (see Mayflies). Pest Status: Adults are noticed when attracted to lights at night. Immatures (hellgrammites) are collected and used as fish bait; immatures are fierce biters, but medically harmless. Management: None, not considered a pest. |
A couple of phone calls.. a lot of MMMHHMMM!! Yeah that makes me grin big lol
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Morning tea with Tinks...without her 'limpet'
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Waking up to the rain hitting the windows. (even though I had to go out in it)
Texts :) and snail mail :) Realizing school starts a week from tomorrow !!!! :) *throws confetti all around* Having a knowing that all is how it should be, for right now. ;) |
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