Going through my pictures I found a lot of miscellaneous things I've never shared with you. So this is the time.
Red, white and blue flowers I bought for the Fourth of July. Did I show you this? I don't think so. They were so pretty and lasted about a week.
Philly in the rain and fog. We were driving home from one of Joe's doctor appointments and I asked him to take this picture. You can't see the tops of the tallest buildings.
I got temporary metal tattoos in one of my Julep boxes. I use them in place of a bracelet. They last about a week before they fade away and peel off.
Pretty flowers outside of the Golden Eagle Diner where Carol, Donna and I had lunch one day.
Candles to end a busy day.
And finally, Joe had me drive him to South Philly to run an errand. That part of the city always reminds me of Europe -- Italy in particular since the people that live there are mostly Italian. I sat in the car in the parking lot and waited for him to come back. While there I was looking around and saw this house next to the lot. It just looked like an Italian house to me. Well, really any place in Europe. I thought this was a good composition and took the picture. I really like this one. Hope you do too.
And now I think you are up to date. Enjoy!
Kathy
My former step-granddaughter, Tori, had her first baby yesterday. Even though she is not biologically related to me, the family has said that I am little Hadley's great-grandmother. I always say the more people a child has to love them, the better off that child is. So I am honored to be a great-grandparent. Am I really that old?
Welcome little Hadley Jeanne. Everyone is so happy you are finally here.
7 lbs. 7 oz., 20 inches long.
Happy birthday, Hadley!
Hard to believe it's August. Here's your calendar page.
Hello, August!
