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Showing posts with label Happy Tuesday/ Maxine Cracks Me Up/ My BoJon Heritage/ Wordless Wednesday/. Show all posts
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Wednesday, May 10, 2023

Happy Tuesday Maxine Cracks Me Up My BoJon Heritage and Wordless Wednesday

 Happy Tuesday


So this fellow graduated from his Pre-K school to kindergarten. We attended the short graduation last night. It was so much fun.


What I want t be when I grow up....

This boy wants to be a Ninja! I want the artwork. It is a priceless Picasso to me. Boys with goals in life make me happy. I loved the little girls that said they wanted to be princesses. A few girls wanted to be firefighters.  One girl said A chef. I want to know her. A personal chef, sounds so good. Lots of boys wanted to be police officers. A high school friend, Stephanie, told me her son Ryan wanted to be a police officer from the time he was a small boy. Yes, he fulfilled his dream ! I pray for Ryan everyday, you may join me if you'd like to.

I didn't get a photo of Blake. We all went to dinner at Brody's favorite Mexican restaurant .Blake needed to use the bathroom. I was honored to take him. He is the funniest kid and watching him wash those little hands like a surgeon preparing for surgery cracks me up every single time. He makes me very happy too. 


I love making up words like Maxine! This one is terrific and makes me happy today. It is cold and rainy and the skies are so gray. I've been singing Don't Let The Rain Come Down by the Serendipity Singers!  I love happy songs!


Wordless Wednesday


The water then flows into rivers and lakes, eventually returning to the ocean. The cycle then begins anew as the sun evaporates water from the surface, creating more moist air that will eventually rise and form new clouds. 




Thursday, August 25, 2022

Happy Tuesday

 Happy Tuesday I am backward because I am so late here. But a favorite football legend, Len Dawson passed away at the age of 87. He was one of a kind in an era where real men played the sport because of their love for the game. Not for politics, not for money but for passion, grit and determination to win. Rest in Peace Len Dawson, you made my youthful years better with football.


This one struck me as someone recently told me their upper management said there should be no human error. Someone from Mars perhaps?


Both John Wooden and Lou Holtz were college football coaches. Their wisdom makes me smile.


James Plunkett was an Irish writer (1920-2003) not to be confused with the former Oakland Raider QB Jim Plunkett. His advice is solid.


My all time favorite QB Joe Montana, who I was fortunate enough to watch play in his college days. His former team, the SF 49ers, a favorite, not so much. 


Truthfully, there was a time we lived to watch football and than the politics and personal views started to muddy those waters.  The expression, "leave well enough alone" is still a truth.   Oh Maxine.....


Sandee a double delight in Maxine for you today! I know you are not a football fan but you have to love Maxine's humor on most anything!


Had to swipe this photo of Noelle with her first born grand girl Jaslin born August 22. That girl had some strong lungs as an infant, she loved to howl at us! She grew up to quite a lovely young lady. She shares her birthday with my lifelong friend Lynette.  Happy Birthday to both of these amazing ladies.

A celebration yesterday of the 132nd birthday of Duke Kahanamoku, the king of surfers and an Olympian too.

"The life of the dead is placed in the memory of the living." Marcus Tuillus Cicero


Wordless Wednesday beach in  Pupukea, Hawaii