I shall ramp up and start writing and posting reviews again. I saw a variety of movies and read an assortment of books over the past few weeks, in between working. Plenty to recommend.
However, after reading posts reflecting on 2016 and oozing into 2017, I decided to begin my blog year with my Ray of sunshine. He sent me this picture on Saturday, New Year's Eve Day and said he was thinking of me. Aw shucks!!! I know I broke into a grin at seeing it, and it makes me smile still.
Yes, he was at his deer lease (his aunt's place) and having a grand time. I was home and quite content with Netflix and books. After twenty seven years of marriage, we can be apart for a holiday. Frankly, I've never been keen on New Year's, so this was fine and he came home Sunday late afternoon.
A cactus piece shaped like a heart.........sorta sums up love.
You've got to treat it with respect.
'Nuff said.
Fernweh
4 days ago
So sweet!!! Neat to have that type of love after 27 years too :) Such a cute cactus heart!
ReplyDeletebetty
hey, if you're going to be in the country there has to be some reward
DeleteIs he saying you have thorns and to watch out? lol yeah, meh to new years I say too.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE that picture! Your fella is a real keeper. :) (I hope he brought some venison home with him...)
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year!
unfortunately he did bring home venison...you want my share??
DeleteHe is a keeper, though. I'd rather he turn into a fisherman (for salmon!)
YES! I don't miss my guy going off to hunt, but I DO miss being able to pull that yummy meat out of the freezer. (Don't miss having to process all of it when he brought a deer home, though.)
DeleteLOVE salmon... but in Texas???
Aw, how sweet. Apart but still thinking of each other - that's a strong relationship! Happy New Year.
ReplyDeletethanks. yep - it works out great and it's not that he's gone that often
DeleteHe scored some points, didn't he?
ReplyDeleteHappy 2017!
oh yeah. You know how that goes - gotta build up a stash.
DeleteCongrats...you got the prickly pear heart award, quiet time and venison to boot or should that be to hoot!!!! Happy New Year...looking forward to those reviews. I'm so far behind on movies, books and all things except fiberist related. I celebrated the New Year coughing up thread balls...a side effect of cedar fever...uck!!!
ReplyDeleteI'll get you up to speed on the arts. Drink some herbal tea to soothe that throat.
DeleteThat picture makes me smile, too! Happy New Year, Joanne. Thank you for your kind words.
ReplyDeletehey - we are a blog team world
DeleteAw, that is such a sweet picture. I like your analogy on the cactus shaped like a heart too.
ReplyDeletethanks. Trying for poetic thoughts
DeleteNew Years, as holidays go, is usually a serene, introspective time for me.
ReplyDeleteBonus this year?
No hangover!
new year, new leaf, new Al. Good start
DeleteAwwwww that's soooo sweet of him! Happy New Year Joanne!
ReplyDeleteyep, he's a keeper
DeleteHi Joanne - what fun ... love the heart and as you say you both had some space doing what you both love doing ... have a very happy year ahead Mr and Mrs Faries - cactus spikes or nay! Cheers Hilary
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