The Chairman was vague. 'We might do something Sunday night so keep it open' is all he said in passing once. So I imagined maybe he had invited both sets of our parents. I didn't have a clue. I may or may not have secretly tried to pull info out of the MYP but they wouldn't give me the slightest clue. Yet another example of maturity. A few years ago they would have been smiling and snickering and nearly blowing out feathers from swallowing the bird of secrecy. I just had a daughter do a bit of delay tactics which raised some suspicion but not much.
So. Maybe I'll let the pictures tell the story.
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I think 39 were with us. So I must be 39 and holding... |
True happiness is looking around the table and being surrounded by eight of my dearest friends
the confection |
My dear Chairman |
The Chairman and Co. |
We love having your children come because of the food and bread you send with them
L is my background check for boys
If you want to know anything about anyone, ask L
L makes delicious bread (x3)
Bargain shopping is L's life
L. loves gossip (hey! no I don't!!!)
I don't know anyone more secure and ok with herself than L. Which makes it so curious how uncomfortable she is out of her comfort zone. She's actually a chicken.
There were some super-sweet, kind, and gentle words written. I'll keep them for myself and re-read them when I need a boost in self-esteem.
that face... a picture not of joy but of embarrassment |
yeah, a gift packed in a Victoria's Secret box can make me uneasy (and what's with the knobby knees?) |
So there you have it. #50. I leave in a few minutes to meet my parents for lunch. Seems just the right thing to do on my birthday - to thank the ones that brought me into this beautiful and blessed life.
We will return to regular broadcasting at the next Monday Musings. Thanks for bearing with me through this birthday.
Thank you for your regular broadcasting . . . hope you keep regular as you age . . . . HA. Helps me to keep close to you even though we are miles apart and see each other once a year (if we're lucky).
ReplyDeleteI know Mrs. Peach Shawl...she and her beautiful family came to visit a worker in our part once upon a time...sweet to see her pretty face again!
ReplyDeleteBeing 50 is a good thing.
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