Downwinding 11-09-2026
-
Wind: Trades
Winds gonna blow, so we gonna go!
Mahalo to Ken for driving us!
It's ON!!!
A good run for us all!
Lucky we live Hawaii!!!
Come o...
Oblivious Young People
-
After returning from our trip, Art decided to take mom out for a walk.
Luckily, at almost 97, she's still able to walk without a cane. However,
outside t...
matsunoki
-
Near the Kawasaki City Office, is Matsunoki, a tiny restaurant serving
Szechuan food since 2000We got there just before they opened and were the
4th party ...
And we’re off…
-
The travels continue! When you read this, I will be in Korea for a much
needed rest and refresh. I am so excited for the trip and hope…
Stubborn weeds in pots – Be Gone!
-
When I was given a nice old big potted plant, it has several stowaways
alongside the main plant. Even when I removed it from the old (broken)
pot, loosene...
Descanso Gardens, 4/2/24
-
Three out of four college roommates were able to get together. Our other
roommate, Mary, is from Mountain View and it would have been an eight hour
drive...
Delhi - Day 9
-
October 2, 2019
We had another full day in Delhi before we leave for Varanasi tomorrow.
Subie met us once again to take us on a mini tour around Delhi. ...
7 comments:
so pretty though!!!
Yes, sad subject but beautifully done cards!!!
Same here.....only two things in life that's for sure; death and taxes
so sad, but these are really pretty.
Yes, me too, it’s sad. Your cards so serene. Love your different hand written messages.
Beautiful cards...did you make these? So talented.
It’s part of the circle of life, huh? The hardest ones to deal are the ones that die too soon or unexpectedly. May they all Rest In Peace.
Izsmom
Thanks Les.
Cleta, thank you.
Yup, Chet.
Kat, so sad.
Thank you, Susan.
Izsmom, so hard yah. Yes, I did make the cards.
Post a Comment