Six-Word Saturday 3.18.23
I’m in California this weekend for our grandson’s first birthday, so I won’t be around much. I’ll try to catch up when I get a chance.
Posts Tagged ‘Six-Word Saturday’
Morning walk after a good rain
Posted: March 18, 2023 in Six-Word SaturdayTags: #SWS, Arizona, morning, rain, Six-Word Saturday
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I’m always looking to get a-head
Posted: March 11, 2023 in Six-Word SaturdayTags: #SWS, birds, egret, humor, Riparian Preserve at Water Ranch, Six-Word Saturday
It’s all about me, me, me
Posted: February 18, 2023 in Six-Word SaturdayTags: #SWS, it’s all about me, selfies, Six-Word Saturday
My thoughts turn to spring flowers
Posted: February 11, 2023 in Six-Word SaturdayTags: cactus flowers, saguaro cacti, saguaro flower, Saguaro National Park, Six-Word Saturday, spring flowers, spring flowers in Arizona
Six Word Saturday 2.11.23
Leafy greens are good for you.
Posted: February 4, 2023 in Six-Word SaturdayTags: #SWS, leafy greens, leaves, McDowell Forest Preserve, Naperville Illinois, shadows, Six-Word Saturday
Six-Word Saturday 2.2.23
Two bees or not two bees?
Posted: January 28, 2023 in Six-Word SaturdayTags: #SWS, bees, flowers, Nature, Six-Word Saturday
Look out for hungry Pac Men!
Posted: January 21, 2023 in Six-Word SaturdayTags: #SWS, Pac Man, Six-Word Saturday
C’mon everyone! We’re going for coffee.
Posted: January 14, 2023 in Six-Word SaturdayTags: #SWS, art, Dijon France, France, Six-Word Saturday
Funky fungus? Beached anemone? Or maybe…?
Posted: January 7, 2023 in Six-Word SaturdayTags: #SWS, Six-Word Saturday
Ok, here’s the big reveal. This is the bottom of a green onion. It looked so interesting after I cut it that I had to take a photo. The prize, if there were one, would go to Madison Woods of Wild Ozark. Great guess, Madison. Everyone else, thanks for playing along and guessing.
Your New Year’s Eve plans are?
Posted: December 31, 2022 in Personal, Six-Word SaturdayTags: #SWS, celebrations, New Year's Eve, personal, Six-Word Saturday
New Year’s Eve plans generally include parties, staying up late, lots of drinking and eating, and if you’re in the US, possibly watching the ball drop in New York City. But that means staying up until midnight, a time at which I desire to be deep in sleep as my normal wake-up time is anywhere between 5 and 6 am (6 if I’m lucky). It’s not just age; it’s my internal clock.
One year while visiting my parents in Sedona, Arizona, the four of us decided to stay up and watch the festivities. When midnight came, we all looked at each other, said good-night, and headed off to bed. Been there, done that, don’t need to do it again!!
My favorite New Year’s Eve celebrations happened when our girls were young. We would camp out in the living room with all the decorations still up (sometimes until the end of January), the tree lights on, and hors d’oeuvres of various kinds for dinner. (Does anyone else always have to look up how to spell “hors d’oeuvres” every time you want to use it???) The usual chattering would go on as we all snuggled down either on couches or on the floor, eventually waning only to start again in shorter and shorter spurts until everyone finally succumbed to sleep. It was magical.
I don’t have any photos of it and this is the first time I’ve done Six-Word Saturday with words. But this memory is too precious for me not to share and I hope your mind’s eye drew a picture of the four of us (or of you and your family) seeing out the current year, ready to welcome in the new surrounded by those most precious to us. Guess what? There were also no devices to distract us and if we were doing it now, I’d prohibit all phones and other devices.
Our plans this year? Having two small lobster tails from Aldi as our main course, some bubbly, and just relaxing at home. Ahhh, goodbye 2022; welcome 2023!
And your New Year’s Eve plans are?
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