Where o where are the marshmallows? The rock has pretty markings on it. Gramp is now in the 2nd phase - a painful, tiring one - but he hopes to be home in a week or 10 days. I think that will help him more than anything else.
I woke up to a noise this morning. I thought it was Doug. But I finally looked at the bird feeder and there was "Woody the Chuck" finishing off a brand new cake of suet. Boy, did I ever chase him away! Guess I'll have to bring in the suet at night...
Aunt Joanne and I are going to Vt. Tues. morn - and home on Wed. morn. Kit is here from England and we would like to see her. Hope things are settling in for you. Lots of love.
This card is a switch from 2 girls in the field picking flowers. The stars are really great! I think we need to do more the ceiling. I'm not going to tell Grampa - just let him be surprised at the Braman-Bopp [comet glow-in-the-dark sticker Grammie named after the real comet Hale-Bopp].
The birds are at the feeder, eating up a storm. The suet will be all gone and I haven't found my "suet receipt" yet. After all, I'm most 80 - phone rang - Bob's daughter, Missie - so I decided I was hungry, so now I'm eating a peanut butter and raisin sandwich with butter first on the bread. I spent the afternoon truing to clean out bureau drawers so Aunt G. could have a place to put the stuff when she finally comes down - instead of dropping it on the floor.
Gram & I put up glow-in-the-dark star stickers on the ceiling of her closed-in porch where they often slept. She loved being able to still look at the 'stars' at night, even though there was a roof over her head. I love the mentions of the suet here. She often talked about her birds and birdfeeders, and finding a good suet 'receipt' [old-fashioned word for recipe] was something she conitnued to search for. I had forgotten about the peanut-butter and raisin sandwiches she mentions here! It makes me happy that these little tidbits of her life are still present.
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