1. We need to let go of the past and live in the moment.
2. My new granddaughter laughed and it made me smile.
3. If you want “others to be happy, practice compassion. If you want to be happy, practice compassion.” ~ Dalai Lama
4. I bite the candy coating off Tootsie Pops because I have no patience and want to get to the chocolate middle.
5. Massachusetts has a proposed 5% sales tax on elective cosmetic surgery; I think we should all have to pay the price for beauty.
6. Family coming together makes for a happy holiday.
7. And as for the weekend, tonight I’m looking forward to dinner with the bitches (a.k.a. the PTO ladies) , tomorrow my plans include Costco for shopping, new glasses, and contacts and Sunday, I want to relax and get ready for out of town company to arrive for Thanksgiving!
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The picture is great! Have a wonderful weekend!
Looks like a busy weekend, Lilli. That granddaughter is precious. I love those bright, smiley eyes!!!!
Hugs,
Betsy
Love the adorable pic!
Granddaughter is a darling princess with a great smile!!
🙂
My she is growing up quickly! That’s an adorable pic ~ and good fill ins!
Absolutely on # 1. Your granddaughter is such a cutie! How adorable! 🙂
i’m in awe of your grandaughter!
. why don’t you just buy a tootsie roll?
.in Massachusetts, the people will just drive over the line to New Hampshire (no sales tax there/but they pay in property tax) or Maine or Connecticut or Rhode Island … the area is small that way… the Cosmetic Surgeons will flee
.am headed for new contacts and glasses too Monday. To better see the desert table? or the bubbles in my Champagne?
.enjoy your joy
Happy Thanksgiving
Can’t help but smile looking at this photo.
What a precious photo!
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Adorable little one, what a happy smile!
I hope you’re enjoying Robinson’s novel “Home”; I liked “Gilead” better but “Home” is still a marvelously moving book.
Your sweet Gran daughter makes me smile, too! The lesson of the Tootsie Pop is not to postpone what makes us most happy.