Kiwi: “I’m sorry, but I can’t elope with you.”
Cantaloupe: “I just don’t understand. I keep peppering you with my affection.” 
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Does your breakfast talk like this when you are trying to start your day?!
It gets on my last nerve.
(FYI: I put freshly ground black pepper on everything.)
(FYI 2: Robert thinks it’s a little weird too.)
On a walk earlier today in my neighborhood, Savannah’s historic district, I was surprised by the green, the GREEN on the houses …
Here’s to Green!
Yes, it’s yet another Savannah-in-bloom posting. Like nothing blooms anywhere but in Savannah. But I simply MUST share this post with you.
Walking out to my own Washington Square, I saw …
Huh? What?
Someone had taken the time and made the effort to pick up fallen camellia blossoms and arrange them thusly.
And around benches.
So cool. See how the blossoms fall?
Someone’s work made marveling so easy.
Colorful, marvelous Monday to you all.
1. Walking over to Sorry Charlie’s here in Savannah for a dozen oysters.
2. Speaking of walking, walking through Savannah’s February blooming.
3. Still speaking of walking, Robert, recovering from Covid-related pneumonia, now able to join me for short walks (with his portable oxygen).
And intently taking a picture of this “it-may-be-nearly-spring-but-I’m-not” brown October-looking leaf.
4. Pausing to be thankful for always having enough food to eat. Everybody doesn’t.
5. Opening night of Cinderella last night at Savannah Country Day School— with Grandson Daniel playing the Prince.
Have a magical weekend!
A blog category about finding “art” in unexpected places and situations.
Savannah sun through the fronds on this morning’s walk.
“Floored.”
Our old floor (creaky, leaky, squeaky and drafty but beautiful) from the mid-1880’s in our small Savannah Historic District Abode.
A blog category of pics I’ve taken of Hubby Robert and … well, just about anything.
Robert with an awkward smile on his face, just below neighbor Barbara perched atop a blue ladder, while cuddling her teetering poodle at Robert’s head.
A little explanation. This … “event” occurred back in early December 2018 as our Washington Square neighborhood was doing our yearly decorating of the square with fresh greenery and red bows. Barbara and Robert were in charge of putting bows at the top of street lamps.
Marveling at some of Robert’s get-well flowers.
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