Her speech of this wonderous man could not have been more beautiful. He was one of the most loving, caring, human beings I had ever met. His name was Dr. Tom Faase and he loved pink roses.......they were everywhere.
When we checked into our room, a note from our daughter
and a pink rose.
When everyone had gone, one last rose was left.
I gave it to our daughter.
A congratulatory hug and kiss from the husband of a dear friend.
St. Norbert College President and his assistant.
Dr. Tom's son, Noah
Then with life and its ups and downs, was about to return to normal, our daughter in law, ended up in an ambulance, after having a trunk hatch automatically come down on her forehead as they were heading out to a formal event in the city. So, along comes a precious new little grandson for us to care for..................life is precious and life is so unpredictable. . . . .and thank God after nine stitches our daughter-in-law is fine......and no, they never did make that Easter Seals event in Chicago.
Sorry for that chapter of details, but I have missed all of you and I am sorry to disappoint with no posting! But, I honestly didn't know if I was coming or going!!!!!
I am tablescaping and preparing for a housewalk in our town. Our home is one of the homes to be selected for the walk. A knock at my door this morning (and I did know she was coming) brought a gal who writes for the village historical society. She wanted a picture of a potential tablescape. Here is what I did for the photo:
Pink, yellow and green, birds and bird nests
NO! That bird did not lay those eggs!!!
It is time for the lamb to go back outside.................
hmmmm, I don't think he will be allowed, I really love him inside.
My chairs are almost complete. I saw them today and they are magnifique!! What a housewalk
won't do to get one to create for oneself!
3 comments:
Mary Anne, you have really been on the activity treadmill. Your tablescape is lovely, speaks of spring. I loved touring your garden, can't wait to come back and take some more photos.
Eileen
What a whirlwind of life you have been on, Mary Anne. Your daughter is beautiful, in every way and what a meaningful tribute to her teacher/professor. You brought a tear to my eye.
Nine stitches. Ouch! Poor dear. Hope she is recovering well.
I love your tablescape and seeing your bird's nest just gave me an idea for an arrangement here. Thanks.
I have checked in often, wondering about you. Sounds like a very busy three weeks!
Your tablescape is beautiful. I am looking forward to hearing more about the home tour.
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