Ruth Ayres invites us the celebrate each week. Click over to her site Discover. Play. Build. to read more celebrations.
Morning walk in the park, a great egret in Devil’s Pond.
My house is full: three daughters, one fiancé, one sister, one brother-in-law, one niece, one nephew, two dogs, three cats.
My fridge is full: turkey, dressing, sweet potato casserole, macaroni and cheese, Brussels sprouts, salad, pumpkin cake, and a big pot of gumbo.
My heart is full: card games, laughter, stories, tiny hats, satsuma rum, dog hugs, cooking, cleaning, Venti latte, “whose phone is this?”, laughing, hugs, smiles, photos, swinging on the rope, harvesting satsumas, canoeing on the bayou.
I celebrate this wonderful full house that fills my heart with health, love, and peace.
My nephew Jack climbs into the satsuma tree to harvest.
My son-in-law-to-be learns the way to my heart is with coffee from Starbucks.
Sisters enjoy the feast.
Reflections on the Teche 