Keeping faith, family, and friends for a later time.
These make me happy:
—–three small white churches in a tiny town close-by
—–gas logs and a remote
—–cotton growing in Georgia
—–antiques handed down for generations
—–socks
—–old Ford tractors ( I learned to drive my Daddy’s when I was 10 ).
—–a table of bridge
—–young men in public places who leap from their chairs/tables to remove obstacles for Byron and his cane
—–breezes that provide the music for trees to dance
—–fresh sheets
—–BLUE BLOODS
—–Lenten roses and their message
—- obsolete silos
—–newly turned earth
—–character and integrity
—–much loved books on my shelves
—–rainy nights
—–the Citizen ” lifting ” my blogs and publishing them
—–Lavonia First United Methodist chimes at noon and dusk
—–and I add , happily , our first ( and only to date ) ” great “, Theo Toney.
………………………….and yours ? ……………………….
I would add to the list:
….smell of fresh tilled soil
….the sound of birds singing in the morning
…..the smell of Honeysuckle
…..a slice of chocolate pound cake that taste just as my mother’s did
Just a few that come to mind. Thanks for sharing. Carol
AMEN ! Thanks for adding your ” favorite things “. The simplest often makes us the happiest.
The Lenten Roses we transplanted from your house are alive and well in Atlanta!
And they will spread ! Enjoy……