To everyone who is a mother, grandmother, step-mother or who has or had a mother,HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY!
Thanks Becki, Happy Mother's Day!
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To everyone who is a mother, grandmother, step-mother or who has or had a mother,HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY!
My roses are looking pretty good this year. We picked a bouquet for Mrs. Blood this morning.
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Spent the morning over in PA......
A lot of work but a true honor to do it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VK6LKdnfNls&feature=youtu.be
Foxfyre, please put my granddaughter Susan on the prayer list.
The ten year old fell out of the attic to the concrete floor of the garage.
Poor garage, it's in bad shape.
The little girl broke her nose, her wrist, and has a slight skull fracture. The doc just saw her while we were there, says she can go home this afternoon, and should have full recovery with no rehab required.
Bless guardian angels.
What happened to my sign off post last night? I stopped in just before midnight and posted it. Or so I thought. I failed to hit the send button maybe?
Anyhow, what I put in it was a comment on Alan's post yesterday about worrying about getting all mushy when he dances with his daughter at her wedding. Frankly, I had never thought of Alan as one of the soft hearted, teary eyed types.And then I played the song they selected and I immediately got tears in my eyes and I understood. And all the Flanders Field posts that followed didn't help.
And I had to say again what an amazing bunch of people you all are. I feel privileged to know you even in such a limited way in this weird medium.
The song I listed was my first thought not necessarily the one I will use. Here are a few more that I thought of.
Little Miss Magic - Jimmy Buffet
I Wish You Love - Dean Martin
I and Love and You - Avett Brothers
What a Wonderful World - Louis Armstrong
When You Need Me - Bruce Springsteen
The Way You Look Tonight - Frank Sinatra
Unforgettable - Nat King Cole/Natalie Cole
I also considered Vivaldi's "Spring" as performed by Sarah Chang on the violin, but at 10 minutes it is way too long.
Ringel and TK, please accept my condolences.
So, Alisha has asked that we keep the Wednesday and Saturday poker games going in Royce's memory. We were happy to oblige.
After the memorial service folks moved back to their bar in Magnolia Springs for a reception. A lot of photos of Royce and flowers are still around.
One thing Royce was know for among his friends was his love of a pocket pair of jacks in a Texas Hold-em game. So, yesterday, there is this large photo of Royce sitting on a small service bar directly across the poker table from me. I had kind of been talking to him off and on when I look at my hole cards to find 2 jacks.
Action was in front of me and the pot had been raised twice by the time it got to me.
I pushed all in and had 2 callers. No more betting possible because 2 of us were out of chips, we flipped our cards. Joe had ace Queen, Bill had pocket kings and I had Royce's beloved jacks. Both Bill and Joe jokingly said "Fold. No way to beat that today. Sure enough, the flop was jack, jack, king.
I swear, That photo smiled just a bit wider.
Foxfyre, please put my granddaughter Susan on the prayer list.
The ten year old fell out of the attic to the concrete floor of the garage.
Poor garage, it's in bad shape.
The little girl broke her nose, her wrist, and has a slight skull fracture. The doc just saw her while we were there, says she can go home this afternoon, and should have full recovery with no rehab required.
Bless guardian angels.
Foxfyre, please put my granddaughter Susan on the prayer list.
The ten year old fell out of the attic to the concrete floor of the garage.
Poor garage, it's in bad shape.
The little girl broke her nose, her wrist, and has a slight skull fracture. The doc just saw her while we were there, says she can go home this afternoon, and should have full recovery with no rehab required.
Bless guardian angels.
To all the Mothers, grandmothers and great-grandmothers at USMB:
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My roses are looking pretty good this year. We picked a bouquet for Mrs. Blood this morning.
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They're beautiful, and hope Mrs. Bloodrock enjoys her boquet!
Just within the last hour I was thinking that the groom could cut in on 'Spring' and finish the dance, symbolic.What happened to my sign off post last night? I stopped in just before midnight and posted it. Or so I thought. I failed to hit the send button maybe?
Anyhow, what I put in it was a comment on Alan's post yesterday about worrying about getting all mushy when he dances with his daughter at her wedding. Frankly, I had never thought of Alan as one of the soft hearted, teary eyed types.And then I played the song they selected and I immediately got tears in my eyes and I understood. And all the Flanders Field posts that followed didn't help.
And I had to say again what an amazing bunch of people you all are. I feel privileged to know you even in such a limited way in this weird medium.
The song I listed was my first thought not necessarily the one I will use. Here are a few more that I thought of.
Little Miss Magic - Jimmy Buffet
I Wish You Love - Dean Martin
I and Love and You - Avett Brothers
What a Wonderful World - Louis Armstrong
When You Need Me - Bruce Springsteen
The Way You Look Tonight - Frank Sinatra
Unforgettable - Nat King Cole/Natalie Cole
I also considered Vivaldi's "Spring" as performed by Sarah Chang on the violin, but at 10 minutes it is way too long.
No, I think your first impulse was the right one--just the right mood, right beat, very danceable. Vivaldi's "Spring" not so much though I do love it. But don't worry about length. It is a nice touch for Dad to start out with the Dad and daughter dance, and if it is a long song, let the groom cut in after 2 or 3 minutes and you hand her over. Can be very symbolic.![]()