Go Where Ireland Takes You!

We are off on an adventure ~
Back in two weeks with plenty of pictures and stories to share!

Vacation in Ireland chick HERE for a fun website
to explore until we return.

Fortune Cookie Friday

No distance is too far, if two hearts are tied together.

Graduation Day

 

Congratulations to the oldest son for graduating with his B.S. in Physics from UAF. We had a nice party here at the house surrounded by family and friends.

Next up his M.S.! 

The graduation was May 13th and there were 13 people in attendance at our party ~ how cool is that!

Forturne Cookie Saturday

Never underestimate the power of the human touch.

High Five Friday

How's your luck?

Photo of the four leaf clovers that I have found over the years.

They are Mod Podge two layers deep.

Have a wonderful Friday and a fantastic weekend
and believe that good things happen to you all the time!

Oh Happy Day

Oh happy day Thursday and cumulus clouds that bring rain!

Photo of the Museum of the North at UAF.

Tip Tuesday

Before you sign your name at the bottom of the page ~ read and understand ~ know what you are signing and what the fine print means to you now and at the end of the day.

Saturday

What a nice way to spend a Saturday afternoon ~ hanging out at
Ann's Greenhouse among the flowers and watching
the joy of a little girl riding a pony!

Enjoy your Saturday!

High Five Friday

High five Friday for two of the coolest ~ awesome'st ~ wonderful sons West of the Mississippi and North of the moon.  Thanks for all your help last night at my work potluck!

You guys rule!

Fortune Cookie Friday

Do you believe? Endurance and persistence will be rewarded.

Illumination

Small are the steps that lead to illumination we never know what powers each turn will take to enlighten our day.

Word of the Day ~ Nestor

nestor

PRONUNCIATION:

(NES-tuhr)             

MEANING:

noun: A wise old man.

ETYMOLOGY:

>From Nestor, king of Pylos, who was the oldest and wisest of the Greeks and served as a counselor in the Trojan War. Earliest documented use: around 1510. 

 

 

A THOUGHT FOR TODAY:

That sorrow which is the harbinger of joy is preferable to the joy which is followed by sorrow. -Saadi, poet (c.1213-1291)