Spring is popping out everywhere and the universe is unfolding as it should.
Sitting here in this pretty little town of Gainesville, Georgia, at the foot-hills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, on Lake Lanier, spring is bursting out all over. First the Bradford pear trees in full bloom, an awesome sight, followed by jonquils and flowering shrubbery.
In a few days, all of the azaleas will be in full bloom. Along the main street through town, all these beautiful antebellum mansions line the street. As the trees turn green and the flowers bloom its surreal in its beauty.
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Spring Has Sprung, and The Grass Has Riz, Wonder Where the Flower Is (Issue 190)
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I enjoyed another great Christmas. Again we all gathered at my son’s house, which was so beautifully decorated. Their normal dining room looked like a picture from House Beautiful.
My daughter-in-law, Liz, had several relatives visiting from out of state. Relatives originally from New York whom I had not seen in several years, but delightful and interesting company. My Southern children were there, plus visiting neighbors who came after the Christmas feast for dessert and coffee.
The Christmas dinner was a mixture of Southern and Northern dishes, and believe me, we all eat different kinds of cookery. We had the southern creamed corn, mashed potatoes and white cream gravy.
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Another Christmas Came and Went . . . Here’s My Story (Issue 140)
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