Kay,

That's should be helpful -- more info on the bottles.


M

Hi,

The cleaning lady left us --- hubby and I have to do some house cleaning
before Mom and Dad get here Dec 27.


Dad has been telling me (several times now) that he wants to spend time with me exactly the same way he did last time
-- never mind that lots of things could make that impossible like weather, people, roads, changes to parks . . . .

I bought a bunch of opera DVDs in case we are spending time at home.


M

I hope that things go smoothly with your parents' visit :hug::hug::hug:

Good luck with the cleaning... I hope that there isn't too much of it, and you can take your time getting it done :hug::hug::hug:

I hope you have a nice day today, Mari :)

Thanks, Kay.

I was awakened by the door-bell Tuesday afternoon.

Hubby dealt with it. Apparently the neighbors' son
(Maybe about nine years old) got his little
drone /mechanical airplane stuck on our roof.
The boy's father got it down with a with a fishing pole.

M

I guess it was nice of the boy's father to let you know he'd be in your yard...

Honestly very nice. Many don't anymore. I've told my neighbor with
little boys to please use my big yard to play ball with his boys and
to let his little guys play on my swing set. Because we have a really
busy road, and they wouldn't be safe in it. They ride their bikes in
it. But then they are not safe many times that way too. It worries
me just as it did when Ethan lived next door and rode a bike in the street
I had him ride at my house in the dead end street. Or in the street on
the other side of his house.

Donna :hug::grouphug:

That is so nice of you, Donna :)

We were not allowed to ride our bikes outside of the driveway when we were growing up. When I asked my mother when we could, she said when we grew up, we could ask our husbands lol

Kay

I can totally understand that. In my area, the neighbor has three boys and the
driveway honestly has no room to ride. And the sidewalk does. But its hard to ride on this particular one. Mine doesn't have any driveway, but the road is a dead end, so its safe.

I love children as you know.

Donna :grouphug::hug:

That's funny, Kay.

I grew up in the countryside and Mom pushed us to get out of the
house and be active. She did always insist that we stay together/ watch out for each other.


M