I was priviledged to be with my granddaughters when they cut theirs for locks for love. Good for you both, but I do love your short hair.

Monicalee, I never had a grandmother, but I feel that grandmothers have a real responsibility. Your role here is to be a good grandmother, when the time comes. Good post.

S, You really should get a handle. Thanks for coming by. Everyone SHE IS MY SISTER. Oh Applesauce so great to have you back. I am glad you are able to do things again.

Thank you Mood Ring. Toilets are easy. You know my chocolate cakes. Expat, that is the worst part, I thought about it. The apology went well, but I think there was a divot. Making a chocolate cake is exactly what I would like to do, because I started calorie reduction yesterday. Thanks Lois, coming from you it is a very nice compliment.

There are so many ups and downs, but in my life I found the joys to far exceed downs. Keep this up. I believe in long marriages. I celebrated my 50 this July. It was as great as the wedding.

425, you make me laugh. I tell you it is truly beautiful there. Wait until you see the beauty of their chapel later this week.

I do not know if anyone looked at the pictures. This was a sunset on Saturday, and I took the pictures because it reminded me of doves or hands reaching out.

donna, thanks for commenting. But you do not have to comment. I am going to do a blog on commenting.

Mood Ring, you are grown up. You are wise. Just stay on your feet.

Margie, thanks for visiting. Who would think a turquoise and pink phone would raise such a ruckus. Thanks S for commenting twice.

Lynn, I am in your class. You have a delightful blog. Love the photo at the top.

Algor,you will have to take the test yourself , sweetie.

Expat, you do not read my comments when I reply. I love that apron and it is only slightly mucked up, but now it is Autumn.

I was making deviled eggs and working at a funeral.

No. But we did not play the music. I was a little saddened to see so few flags.

I have never commented on a blog that no one ever commented on. But is is a link to see. These lunch boxes have me laughing out loud. Just the punches for cheese are a hoot. It makes me want to go to school. I went to the grocery store today and I bought cream cheese and sliced olives to make the sandwiches my mother made. But I need the cutouts. If you have school age kids, you have to go there.

Molly, I think you have a wonderful blog. I am reading it frequently. I love your banner and your rotation of subjects.

Wow. I so needed to hear about the ordinary. I am in a creative journey. Sometimes I want to so extordinary, but ordinary is all out there before us.

What a fun site. I just happened on this site via the Poetic Eye for Sharing. Keep this up.

Lisa, I do not know where I saw a comment of yours, I think maybe Aliedwards.com. I would like to say that your comment was so king and very constructive.

In truth I was lying in bed this morning thinking what a professional, but accessible woman she is. She is everywhere. She blogs every day in depth, which is not easy. She is a terrific teacher and she has wonderful style. She may be the queen of fonts. All this and it looks like she may also be one of the top 100 mothers of the year. Thanks Ali.

I am interested in how you have used the mosaic on the blog. I like the different spaces for example the blue. I hope to use this on my blog.