Stopped in Southern Season with the grand girls for a sweet treat. Adalyn had her eyes set on from the start a large Easter Egg decorated sugar cookie - she loves her cookies.
Don't touch my cookie look - serious cookie eaters are she and her sister
started with four macarons but two are gone already
Genevieve loved them
Opa and I shared one, next time we get more.
" The greater part of our happiness or misery depends upon our dispositions, and not upon our circumstances".
- Martha Washington
Saturday, February 27, 2016
Tuesday, February 9, 2016
lunch and a view
Steve and I headed out for an early dinner Saturday in Port Royal. Stopped on the way at an antique shop and bought a few embroidered handkerchiefs for a buck a piece. Will make a few lavender sachets with them.
Our usual stop is River Haven restaurant. We like to have lunch here because of the great shrimp and the views of the water.
Appetizer as always
looking to the Belle Grove Plantation - birthplace of president James Madison
Reflections in the river
the trip home due west right into the sunset
Power lines - not so pretty
Sharing with Our World Tuesday
Image-in-ing
Our usual stop is River Haven restaurant. We like to have lunch here because of the great shrimp and the views of the water.
looking to the Belle Grove Plantation - birthplace of president James Madison
Reflections in the river
the trip home due west right into the sunset
Power lines - not so pretty
Sharing with Our World Tuesday
Image-in-ing
Friday, February 5, 2016
anniversary
Today is our anniversary. I went out for doughnuts for Steve as he LOVES jelly doughnuts, along with a breakfast sandwich.
Lemon and berry in shape of hearts
A surprise waiting for me
Aquamarine -
The earrings I received last year for my anniversary match perfectly
Our wedding was many years ago. The celebration continues to this day. - Gene Perret
Lemon and berry in shape of hearts
A surprise waiting for me
Aquamarine -
The earrings I received last year for my anniversary match perfectly
Our wedding was many years ago. The celebration continues to this day. - Gene Perret
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