Hi Cristie, what a great app! I need to look into it. And thanks for the input…in looking at it the color looks right but I remember the plant being less upright, more trailing. So hard to tell, but I will continue my quest.

I love the Eastern Shore! What a great part of the country. I spent part of my youth in Virginia Beach and we would make the trek over to the Eastern Shore from time to time.

Enjoy the day, my friend.

Hugs,

Lynn

Oh Debi, I imagine that you are a light just knowing that it is in the forefront in your mind. Nurses like you are in the midst of this and are so important. Thank you for the important role you serve and for trying to be an important light. You are right…we must hold to hope and kindness…if we lose that we are lost.

Hugs,

Lynn

So true! If only we all did…what a different world we would live in.

The Golden Rule is key! If we all did that, imagine the world we would live in!

Hi Annie, I’ll take a look at the Blue JAsmine. I saw the plant in Upstate NY in a container garden and I’ve been trying to figure out what it is. It is the most lovely shade of blue.

Thanks for chiming in,

Hugs,

Lynn

Hi Sheila,

Worchestershire Powder is a great thing to have on hand! Enjoy your burgers. I just bought a mixture of shortribs and ground beef yesterday for our 4th of July burgers! I’m already drooling.

I don’t know what the blue flower is! I’m trying to figure it out. Once I know I will post it! It is the most lovely shad of blue.

Hugs,

Lynn

Hi Pam,

You are very wise to remind yourself that ‘this too shall pass.’ It is a good quote to help get though tough times, which we all have. And ever more important to take stock of our blessings. In fact, despite all that my mom is going through, we just chatted this morning reminding ourselves that there is always someone who has it worse and we need to be thankful.

Eastern Bluestar! I will check it out. I actually saw it in Upstate NY in a planter and it was the most unusual shade of blue.

Take care, my friend. We all need to give ourselves, and those around us, extra grace right now.

Many hugs,

Lynn

Good Morning Juanita.

Like you, I consider myself a homebody and was very happy with staying at home, but I do think it is beginning to wear on everyone. I guess I just want to see the light at the end of the tunnel and some days I am not sure that I do.

Good for you for trying to declutter…I’ve pretty much thrown my hands up with both of my kids home right now. When they, and all their stuff, leave, my house will surely be several thousand pounds lighter. But for now, I am embracing the clutter and chaos, this will most likely be the last time I have all of us under the same roof for any extended time!

Glad you are knocking out some knitting. I’ve been busy too with a blanket for Kate…I’ll post that pattern soon.

Take care, my friend.

Hugs,

Lynn