So There!
Alright, my dear friend! If you can steal my ideas, I'll just steal yours right back! :-)
So this is stuff you might not know about me, Part II--What I Like (in no specific order):.
So this is stuff you might not know about me, Part II--What I Like (in no specific order):.
- Having coffee with my sweet hubs on the porch on a Sunday morning.
- Fried green tomatoes. I can eat myself sick on them.
- "Lonesome Dove"--the book and the mini-series. I also love the rest of the Call and McCrae books by Larry McMurtry.
- Roasting green chilis on the barbecue. When we had a big garden, it was one of my joys to pick a mess of chilis, light the barbie, turn on some good bluegrass and pour myself a glass of wine. We had a gorgeous barbecue gazebo and it was a gorgeous place to just enjoy a simple moment.
- The satisfaction of visible result: a beautiful loaf of homemade bread; a skirt that I made myself; the arrangement of pine cones and fall leaves and pumpkins that sits on my kitchen island right now. I work at a job that yields no visible evidence of how hard I work. It's a pleasure to do something that I can see and touch.
- The way that my willful, opinionated dog gets into a game of fetch.
- A really good, tree-ripened nectarine.
- A little time to myself. Which is only special because it's the exception. So, no, I wouldn't trade away the sweet hubs, the towering teenager and the ornery dog for full-time solitude.
- The furniture and other things my hubs makes in his spare time. He's an artist in wood and antler.
- The way it felt when I had a couple of my essays published. I really need to get back on that.
- My dearest Aunt Francine. She is a ray of sunshine in my life.
- A song from your past that brings up all the good feelings that were once associated with it.
- Being able to go barefoot all weekend.
- Good hair days.
- Trying something new and succeeding at it.
- Being needed. Making a positive contribution to my home, my workplace, my community and my world.
- Happy memories and funny memories of loved ones who are gone.
- Old black and white photos of my ancestors. I have one of my great-grandparents with my grandpa as a three year old, taken circa 1893. Very cool.
- The way our little town smells on cool mornings: pine trees and wood smoke.
- Sunsets.
That is a great list. I haven't had a tree ripened necterine in a long time, but you brought ack some memories with that one.
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