Happy Friday!

Today is the third Friday of June, which means it is

National Flip Flop Day!

While this should be my Favorite #ONE, I haven’t had the pleasure of a pedicure in some time, so my flip flopped feet are not suitable for photographing.

Nevertheless, as a Floridian, I celebrate #NationalFlipFlopDay everyday!

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This morning we had our weekly team conference call.

The good new is: [currently] there is no talk of returning to the office.

 

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That is FINE with me… I am just as happy as I can be working from home!

So happy in fact, working from home is my

Favorite #ONE

I LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT.

Now that I’ve put that out there, something will probably change.  We shall wait and see.

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These days there doesn’t seem to be a whole lot to talk about.  Even LB and I seem to spend a great deal of time talking about the weather.  Earlier this week I spent some time chatting with someone I’ve been friends since my 1970’s Sunday School days.  This is one of the things I shared:

My

Favorite #TWO

My new juicer!

I suppose I’m about as interesting as anyone else who has been in quarantine since March.

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Before my Favorites went any further downhill, my daughter-in-law rescued me.  She sent videos of my favorite little girls playing in the park.  I snapped a few photos to share my

Favorite #THREE

This little climber and her protective Daddy.

Richard is helping his little one learn where to place her feet, so she will be able to safely climb to the top.

Lydia is so brave, and she wants to climb to the top all by herself.

Richard stays right behind her, ready to catch her if she falls.He is such a good Daddy!She made it!  Good Job!

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Favorite #FOUR

This little climber who stopped to pose for the camera after she reached the top of these stairs!  She looks like a little Southern belle.

Speaking of Southern belles, there is one in particular that comes to mind.  She is the most famous fictional Southern belle and was the heroine in a story that is my

Favorite # FIVE

Gone with the Wind

is a classic and a great story.

I know a lot of people have watched the movie, but I only know of one who has read the book:

“Scarlett O’Hara was not beautiful, but men seldom realized it when caught by her charm…”

(she is beautiful in the movie)

It is a LONG story, but well worth the time.

LB ordered the DVD last week, because you just never know if it may disappear.

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Thank you for taking time out of your day to stop by my blog.