Pulling up to the gas pump at Kroger this morning, I got out of the car …
Walked closer to the pump …
Closer still …
A tad closer …
And I saw Him/Them …
Someone felt I needed … a little Jesus.
I agreed. So I filled up my tank — and walked away with Him.
A blog category about finding “interesting decor” in various bathrooms I’ve come across.
So yesterday, Robert and I drove over to Bluffton, South Carolina to attend my daughter Amy’s ribbon-cutting ceremony for expansion of her Savannah- based medical company, Coastal Care Partners.
Afterwards, we had lunch at our VERY favorite fried chicken restaurant on the planet, Cahill’s Market and Chicken Kitchen. (I love its name.)
Cahill’s is a working farm.
At my age, I always pay careful attention to the whereabouts of the nearest restroom.
Restroom? Do you really rest in a restroom?
And here are a few other synonyms for restroom …
Bog?! Jakes?!
Anyway, before leaving Cahill’s and driving back to Savannah, of course I had to visit the, the … garderobe.
And look what I Halloween-y found!
I left the, the … watercloset, relieved and in a bit more of the upcoming holiday spirit.
(Walking through Publix the other day.)
My weekly gratitude journal, of sorts.
1. A reminder of childhood as I walked through Savannah‘s Ardsley Park neighborhood.
2. The joy of grandchildren this week.
3. Putting my head on my pillow in my bed each night. And realizing what a tremendous blessing that simple act really is.
4. Seeing this silly little whatever-it-is in a bathroom. 
5. Getting a HUGE flower arrangement after having some minimally invasive back surgery recently. 
May you have a Huge Blossom of Happiness this weekend.
This afternoon here in Savannah …
3:00 — Real Feel — 97
… when your daughter asks you to pose AS A SENIOR CITIZEN for some “professional photos” for new advertising for the Savannah medical company she founded and runs, Coastal Care Partners.
It took all my acting chops to pull off such a difficult and challenging role.
Here’a a link to Amy’s very cool business website:
… when you find articles like this, a “must read” …
https://www.cnn.com/2025/09/03/health/toilet-time-hemorrhoid-risk-wellness
(It’s actually fascinating.)
NealEnJoy 