Miscellaneous Monday.

The pots at my front door.  The old clay pots which have proven faithful for
many years.  I added the lit sticks from our daughter's wedding almost three years
ago, stuck down in the sand, along with cut evergreens and red berries from
bushes at the side of our house.  I am surprised at the endurance of these lit sticks,
surviving through the wintery weather, on our front porch.

The first substantial snowstorm of our winter season happened yesterday, cancelling most
events in our county, giving us the gift of a few extra hours in our Sunday.

 

I found this picture recently, of me and my Grandma at a

Christmas celebration many years ago.  I clearly remember

the love and feistiness she exhibited in her life, and that was evident

here on the picture.  I was her oldest granddaughter and loved the

times we spent together whenever they happened.

Bantering was a part of our friendship.

 

 

 

I was showing the picture to my own oldest granddaughter on

Saturday, explaining to her, that just like her and I enjoy

spending time together, my Grandma and I liked it too.

 

For fun we struck up a same pose picture.  I told her

that someday before she knows how it happened,

her and her oldest granddaughter may be striking the same

fun pose:)

You were right Grandma, what goes around, does most

certainly comes around.

 

 

 

Hoping to remember today, that in all areas of life,

memories are being made, lives are being touched, and others

are learning from us.  Sometimes I just need to be reminded of this,

especially during this busy Christmas season.

 

Thanks for stopping by and sharing in my "miscellaneous musings".