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On the day I was making cards, I was happy to be crafting. Not caring what I was stamping or the colors I was given to use. Normally I am not an owl person but this was the card and I did my work and moved on. I was weaving in and out of my igirl's blog today and it hit me like I just solved a puzzle for Indiana Jones! Look at the bird in this cage. Now go to Crooked Tiara (link on the right). Do you see it? I think I will call him Waldo.


My friend igirl told me one time that maybe I should snap a picture of my grocery cart. Today I did. It made me grumpy to see the mess of it all. When I got to the truck with all of the food in bags and lined up neatly at my tailgate, I took another picture. I liked it so much better. It was calming to see them in a neat row with equal extras on either side.
I spent the better part of the morning enjoying a coffee with friends. We sat outside and soaked in the sun with our oh so very white skin. We were all pink by the time we said our good byes. We talked under a tree that dropped flowers and bumble bees. We watched as consumers exited the party shop with bouquets of balloons. One person went in with a hand full of half deflated Mylar stars. Requesting additional helium was our guess. As the people opened their car doors and attempted to shove, poke, sneak, squeak, tap, bounce and persuade their balloons into the open space of their autos, the most hilarious things happened. We heard pops, and tweaks and grumbles and we even watched as one Mylar graduate, with cap and gown, float up, up and away from his anchor. We gasped, the purchaser was unaware...we giggled and snickered. A goofy morning as we asked questions of friends that are on the verge of a new beginning. I will miss you my friends. I will not say good-bye. You will forever be in my heart. I love you truly.
While waisting time in wally world while my oil was being changed, I stumbled across this unique accessory one could bring with them camping or to the beach or to the soccer field. Back in my day we would use a hose and "ducha" out where everyone could see us. I tell you, folks are spoiled these days...The price was under $40. It also made me think of my friend iGirl. She has numerous camping and boating paraphernalia...