Words for Life's Journey...

When Mother Teresa received her Nobel Prize, she was asked, "What can we do to promote world peace? " She replied, "Go home and love your family".

Let love and faithfulness never leave you;

bind them around your neck,

write them on the tablet of your heart. Proverbs 3:3

I had a drug problem when I was young.

I was drug to church on Sunday morning.

I was drug to church for weddings and funerals.

I was drug to family reunions, no matter the weather.

I was drug to the bus stop to go to school every weekday.

I was drug by my ears when I was disrespectful to adults and teachers.

I was also drug to the woodshed when I disobeyed my parents.

Those drugs are still in my veins, and they affect my behavior in everything I do, say and think. They are stronger than cocaine, crack, or heroin; and if today's children had this kind of drug problem, the world might be a better place....Amen

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Perennials and watermelon....

Hubby, GS Alex, and I got an early start Sunday morning. After stopping at MacDonald's for some pancakes, we drove over to Trax's farm, a local plant and produce market in our area. They have plenty of fruits and vegetables (some of the best corn you've ever tasted) grown right there on the farm so you know it's fresh.
Outside, there are lots of annuals, perennials, my favorite, and areas where you can "pick your own berries".
This weekend they were having an outdoor flea market. Nothing noteworthy there, but I did get 5 perennials for the flower beds.

Inside the shelves are full of home accessories and garden ornaments.

We wanted to get home before it got too hot. The forecast was for 96 degrees.

After planting the perennials, I sat in the shade and enjoyed a LARGE slice of juicy watermelon and watched the canaries at the feeder.
Now what could be better than that?

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Have a happy and safe 4th of July!

A little taste of heaven...

In 1996, a retired gentleman in our neighborhood bought the empty lot across the street from his house and turned it into a "park." He's gathered all sorts of things that caught his eye at garage sales and flea markets.... and turned this lot that was once overgrown and not much to look at into a serene flower garden :)

In the center there's a sundial, in one corner a birdbath, and you can spot birdhouses everywhere you look!

It's easy to see that he has a love for flowers and that he gets so much pleasure out of the time he spends working here.

He told Hubby and I that he sells custom golf clubs in his spare time, and there are several items related to golf throughout the park.

Often neighbors walk along this street after dinner, and He welcomes them to " stop and sit for a spell and enjoy the scenery."

His wife's name is Sylvia and his name is Tony, so he named this little taste of heaven, "SYLTON'S GARDEN".

p.s. Thanks to my Grandson Alex for giving us this guided tour!


~In the hope of reaching the moon...men fail to see the flowers that blossom at their feet.~ Albert Schweitzer