Shhh … Silent Sunday 12/4/22
Tag: Photography
Countdown to Christmas: “Images of Peace” 12/3/22
For this blog category, “Countdown to Christmas: Images of Peace,” each day between December 1 and 25, I share some of our photography that invites rest, peace, tranquility and love.
1922 — Anita — 2022
Today our church, Asbury Memorial here in Savannah, celebrated the life of our oldest member Anita Clay, who passed away this week at the age of 100.
Anita led an amazing life. One tiny snippet: She was a founding member of the local quirky, funky Crabettes band.
We will miss you, our Anita.
May you beautifully Rest in Peace.
Oh, and the Crabettes played at the luncheon following Anita’s joyous memorial service.
Here’s a link to Anita’s full obituary …
https://foxandweeks.com/obituaries/o/9368/Anita-Lippitt-Clay
Countdown to Christmas: “Images of Peace” 12/2/22
“And his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, the Mighty God, the Everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace.” Isaiah 9:7
For this blog category, “Countdown to Christmas: Images of Peace,” each day between December 1 and 25, I share some of our photography that invites rest, peace, tranquility and love.
Silence
Five Friday Happy Bringers 12/2/22
1. Seeing this display at Fresh Market snd thinking it was giving me life advice …
(I still think it’s pretty good life advice.)
2. Having a delightfully laidback and peaceful post-Thanksgiving meal with two of Robert’s children.
3. The color green (my favorite).
4. Last night’s Design District Holiday Walk here in Savannah.
With the fanciest and most beautiful hors d’oeuvres I have ever seen.
5. HR’s fall-hearty and yummy chicken casserole the other night.
I hope your weekend casseroles around beautifully for you.
Countdown to Christmas: “Images of Peace” 12/1/22
“And his name shall be called Wonderful, Counselor, the Mighty God, the Everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace.” Isaiah 9:7
For this blog category, “Countdown to Christmas: Images of Peace,” each day between December 1 and 25, I share one of our photos that somehow invites us to rest, peace, tranquility and love.
Peace in the Park
One-Word Wednesday: 11/30/22
“Kiss”
Daughter Emily and Adam crashing the recent family photo.
Leftovers
Robert and I have been enjoying (well, mostly) leftovers from our Thanksgiving family gathering. He likes the turkey heated up, while I prefer it cold (#152 on our list of differences).
The green bean casserole and sweet potato pie may be reduced to near crumbs in our fridge, but not the memories of the fun and laughter from Thanksgiving Day.
Here are a few leftover smiles and laughs.
Leftovers can be deliciously fulfilling.
Sunday Night Broth
If you’ve read much of my little blog, you may remember that it doesn’t take much to make me giddily happy.
Think Red Hots.
When I am in the depths of despair, if you hand me a box of Red Hots, all of a sudden, I am a 10 on the Happiness Scale. Like a toddler.
So tonight as I was preparing a Thanksgiving Post-Gluttonous Salad for HR and me, I saw all the beginning-to-wilt produce from our holiday meals. And felt sad. (I obviously needed Red Hots.)
So I decided to make broth!!!
I make homemade broth regularly with leftover vegetable scraps. Don’t you? And use it for soups, stews, smoothies, or just a healthy sip.
Tonight I plopped in scraps from green onions, bok choy, celery, spinach and yellow onions.
In a few minutes, I will smell the incredible aroma and then pour the life-enhancing elixir into these …
Peaceful Sunday Night Slumber to You.
The finished product …
Shhh … Silent Sunday 11/27/22
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