Sunset

 My cousin has been traveling this month and she recently sent me a picture from the Shenandoah National Park. Beautiful sunset.

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Time for a change

 For 11 years we enjoyed traveling in a 2008 Airstream.

But time was starting to show its face with many repairs. Plus my hubby did not want to pull a travel trailer any more.

We sold the Airstream and bought a Class B+ motorhome. But after having the 31 foot Airstream this Class B+ turned out to be too small for extended traveling. 

We came across a 2004 Class A motorhome that was in pristine condition. It had been garaged and the interior looks like it has been barely used. So our new traveling companion is a Newmar Mountain Air.

Looking out the front window!

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A time of remembrance

Anniversaries............

....... a time of remembrance..........


Wedding china - Trudy by Nortake
Goblets - Gorham
Venetian - Community Stainless




Beautiful bouquet from my sweet husband of 53 years.

Vintage Charm Party

Tablescape Thursday

Full Plate Thursday

Katherine Corner

Saturday Sparks

Firecrackers

 My grandchildren watching the sparklers.

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Summertime breakfast on the porch

Let's gather to enjoy breakfast.

Taylor Smith Taylor dishes, vintage glasses and an antique quilt add to the coziness of the morning.



Are you ready?
................. for breakfast on the porch.

Vintage Charm Party

Tablescape Thursday

Full Plate Thursday

Katherine Corner

Saturday Sparks

Happy Independence day

 

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.

The Declaration of Independence July 4, 1776

God Bless America

Washington DC

Does this place look familiar?

Now I want you to pay close attention to this building. It sits directly across from the Smithsonian Archives.

Can see the balconies at the top of the building? It may be hard to see. Maybe if you click to enlarge you can see it better.  What I wanted to point out is that several years ago, my hubby and his company made the balusters that line the two levels of balconies.

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