3. What have you changed your mind about?
Yesterday Granddaughter Savannah and I went to a boutique and immediately saw a tunic in the window that we both agreed was meant for me. However, after trying it on and seeing the price tag, I felt more than sure that it was meant to remain in the store and not in my closet.
4. A medium sized non-poisonous snake found it's way into the pool trap
this weekend. If you'd been sitting poolside would you have fished it
out? Gone running? Called for help? Pretended not to know? Continued
swimming?
Call for help at some point.
5. September 10th is National TV Dinner Day...what's your idea of a great TV dinner? (Or at least a pretty good one!)
Hubby and I eat most of our evening meals in our office/den so I guess one would consider all of those meals, TV dinners. In that case, whatever we decide to prepare would qualify. My favorite though, would probably be what I call Chipotle Salad which consists of layers containing, lettuce, rice, Black Beans, Mexican corn, either chicken or fish, tomatoes, avocados, boiled egg, and Olive Garden Dressing.
6. Samuel Johnson is quoted as saying, "Courage
is reckoned the greatest of all virtues; because, unless a man has that
virtue, he has no security for preserving any other." Would you agree? Where have you seen that played out recently? What's the second greatest virtue?
That is an interesting idea and one I probably need to spend more time contemplating than I will actually do. But, at first thought, I disagree that it is the greatest of all virtues. I would put Faith as the greatest because without faith in what is right and good and worth fighting for, why would you need courage. Based on this perspective, then I would count Courage to defend one's beliefs perhaps as the second greatest virtue.
7. What are three words you have trouble remembering how to spell?
1. Conscience
2. Conscious
3. Hor'd ourves
8. Insert your own random thought here.
We celebrated our 50th Wedding Anniversary (a post can be found HERE) this past week and on Saturday hosted an Open House for family and friends.
It was perfect and I will share a few pics of flowers and food here. I will write more later.
My dear sweet friend, Jean Ann volunteered to oversee all the food and it could not have been better.
We are currently in Northern Indiana visiting our son and his family, so I will write more about the party and our visit later.
Everything looks beautiful! I love the flowers especially! Happy anniversary to you and your hubs, and enjoy this time with family now.
ReplyDeleteFirst of all thanks for the link back as I somehow missed your anniversary post! Yes 50 years is a lifetime of course really, and what a wonderful post! There was much wisdom there. We are behind you by 10 years but 40 seems like a lifetime too. Soo much history and life go into that LONG time span that's for sure. Congratulations to you both! Hope your having a wonderful time on your trip [though I know you are, lol]. The flowers and food look sooo good. Looking forward to hearing all about it!
ReplyDeleteSo happy to hear that your Open House went well, Libby...everything looks beautiful and, oh, so delicious!
ReplyDeleteenjoy your visit. It all looks great and if you are like me the best part of shopping with your grand-daughter was simply that. We often go window shopping here as well.
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Happy Anniversary! Everything looks beautiful and delicious. Enjoy your time with your son.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your anniversary. Those flowers look beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHors d'oeuvres is impossible -- still not sure I spelled it correctly! Hope you have a good vacation!
ReplyDeleteGlad you were able to join in! Those are great words you picked that can be difficult to spell. Looks like you had a great party. Enjoy the rest of your trip.
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