While I was in Montana, I mentioned to Mister that I would like to see the Cartier exhibit at the DMA upon my return. Today -- it's on the agenda. We have 11:00 a.m. tickets and I'm super excited. The exhibit is entitled "Cartier and Islamic Art" - elaborating on the way the two are interconnected at times.
Welcome to June in Montana. Yep, I'm still here and still clicking things off lists. Today is a definite go, go, gophers type. I am making banana bread today as there are some bananas beyond the point of eating. Turns out there are not quite enough for the bread, though, so I find some that my sweetheart put in the freezer last time he was here. While they thaw, I might as well clean a drawer and cupboard out. Doesn't that make sense? One of the items I find in mom's spice cupboard is a can of parsley flakes --- an old McCormick one. It has to be at least 45 years old and date back to when we had the Woods Bay Market because it has a stamped price on the bottom. BEFORE stickers and lightyears before UPC codes. It says 19¢. Hahaha. By the time the two spaces are clean, I get the bread mixed and into the oven. Now to go out back and spray paint mom's tables. Yep, I'm a jack of all trades today. I'm in and out several times between coats and manage to take Bailey for a walk before the bread is done. The house smells heavenly and, well, gotta admit this looks pretty good as well.
Howdy, howdy Y'all. It feels like I just got home and I'm off again. It's the 23rd of May and I'm heading to Montana with a very early morning, rainy send-off.
Might as well watch something long that I haven't seen before. Dune is it and I have to admit I really liked it. It's certainly set up for a sequel, but aren't most movies these days? A few peeks out the window now and then
Another year in my life has passed by and I'm into my 65th year with all the changes that brings. The "birthday season" is limited this year as we just returned home from Montana and I leave again tomorrow. I'm enjoying each moment, though and thought I'd share some of my joy with y'all.
Mom sent me home with money and I took advantage of shopping with Mister, bringing home a couple of skorts and three shirts. Bring on summer.
The mail has brought some treats -
I FINALLY have another opportunity to meet up with the Red Hat ladies today. Conflicts seem to arise with a regular frequency, but I have high hope for 2023 when my schedule changes a bit. At any rate, today we are meeting at Chocolate Angel High Street, a tea room inside High Street Antiques. It's a delightful place and PACKED. Perhaps, because it is the Saturday before Easter, or perhaps because it's just awesome. Let's find out.
26th - Mom is in the hospital and had open-heart surgery last night. I'm heading to Montana in the wee hours this morning and met up with Jen at the airport. It's nice to have her with me and I'm oh so thankful. Times like this --- I may not be thinking straight, but she's keeping me calm. Up, up, and away.
The Final Day --- Day 4 and I'm feeling each and every one of them this time. Goodness, I've gotten old. Finding my get up and go was the morning task and I'm packed, fed, loaded onto the bus, and ready for today's adventures.
The first stop today is at the Jefferson Memorial. Love, love, love Thomas Jefferson stories. The cornerstone of this memorial was laid by Franklin Delano Roosevelt, President of the United States, 1939.
