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I would be much happier if I did your summer to do list instead of mine which is...
1. Plan to catch up on reading, sleeping, traveling, and doing nothing, but discover that
2. I am so overbooked that I have "no time to say Hello! Goodbye!"
But next summer...
ahhhhh, a new grandchild. Then you will know what happiness is.
I was reading along, loving the list, feeling happy at all of the visuals. Then the 'Chloe' part melted me like butter.
Yes to summer, and yes to a beautiful world.
Lucky Chloe.
are you really going to do the St. George marathon? Did you know you can't drive it? Are you really doing this? You must let me know
Great column!!
Thanks for a smile and a bit of optimism on a snowy Monday!
Thanks!
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