Happy Sunday afternoon,There is nothing so relaxing as a rainy Sunday.
Saturday was a good day, too. Rachel and Eve seemed to enjoy the afternoon drawing pictures and playing in the sprinkler. We ended the day at Brewsters Ice Cream Shop (along with a long line of other ice cream lovers in Lilburn).
After my blog, I need to write an article for our monthly UDC newsletter. This time I will focus on The Gallant J.E.B. Stuart. I was pleased and quite surprised to read an article about him in an issue of The Ulster-Scot a monthly publication for descends of "ulster-scots". Family history enthusiasts (as well as history lovers) really get into that short of thing.
Just a note about a couple of books I just read: Glenn Beck's COMMON SENSE and Ronald Kessler's In the President's Secret Service. Both worth your time and interest.
On PBS recently, I really enjoyed the lovely voices of "The Priests" in concert at Armagh Cathedral. Moya Brennan sang on the show as well and that was a treat because she was here in Atlanta at Celtic Christmas and I was thrilled to meet her.
Ralph and Virginia are good gardeners and they sent us home grown tomatoes - sooooo that's what I am going to eat right now - if the good Lord made anything better than tomato sandwiches - he is keeping it a secret. Bon apetit!
Be kind and share tomatoes,
Sue
3 comments:
A quiet, peaceful weekend. What could be better? I'm coming to the end of a great book also, called "Soul Survivor". A great read, and it is a true story. I recommend it.
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I must agree with you.... a rainy Sunday afternoon is just about the best!!! Sounds like you've been "living life to it's fullest"!!! Nothing better than that, either!!!
Keep us posted (especially on the tomato sandwiches)....
Love ya!!
HI Your blog really made me miss Lilburn today as well as Tomatoe season!!!! and Brewsters ice-cream! Thank you! for reminding me what a blessing it was to serve in Atlanta surrounded by beauty and wonderful people, and the best ice-cream under the sun!
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