Good Intentions and Hyacinths

 

 

HAPPY FOURTH 0F JULY! 

 

Wishing everyone a wonderful day.

 

I had intended to post this in March but since I am the slowest creature on earth these days and the world is still in crazy mode...I'm just going to say I had good intentions.  I do hope you all are safe and 

celebrating our wonderful country's birthday.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I wanted to show this cross stitched poem. Once again, something lovely from the flea market. 

Just as my interest in cross stitching has taken hold of me again..I found this stitched piece and couldn't help but post it for you to see.  Beautiful flowers, feeding our souls with another sign of hope and optimism. 

 Next year I will actually plant Hyacinths!

 

🇺🇸 GOD BLESS AMERICA!!! 🇺🇸

 

See you soon♥️

 

 

 

It's the Simple Things that Count

 

It really IS the simple things that count...don't you think?  Today, these are some of the simple things in my kitchen.  

 

And, a little closer look.  I wanted to share with you, once again, one of my favorite poems.  Written long ago and meaning a lot to people like me still.  Does it move you as it does me?

 

  

I would have used a "deep bowl of old blue' if I had one...but this one is old, so will do. 

 

 

Picked up these sun flowers while shopping at Walmart today, knowing I was going to treat you to this poem.  Mary Elizabeth Mahnkey, "Ozark Lyrics," 1934.   Now, she knew what she was talking about!

Hope you all are well 'out there.'  See you soon.  pat