Keeping In Touch . . .

many have asked

how is 

mister irish 

really doing great

he has moved from a 

cervical collar to a soft collar

see doc again at month end

feeling chipper

ready to take on

some outdoor projects soon

we hope 

 not sure about driving yet

it has been a time of 

concern

adjustment

patience

thankfulness

gratitude

the loss of our dear snickers pup 

has us very sad 

we miss her playfulness 

her cuddle snuggles 

her sounds and touch

the puppy in the picture below

is one of two new grand dogs

yes we wear masks

yes we keep social distance

yes we wash hands, use sanitizer

we did go out with friends for a birthday dinner

and we attended some irish events 

mostly

we go for car rides

short walks

ice cream

~

‘til next time

love

lynne

Just Around The Corner . . .

 happening my friends

isn’t it grand

pictures past

remind me of what 

will be happening soon

I plan on enjoying

every minute

how about you

~

love

lynne

Thought About This . . .

 Many years ago, when I first started my

Irish Garden House blog 

there was a blogger, (Penny) 

who wrote a post about a blogger friend who had died.  

I was touched by her post

and I have wondered and pondered about this since then.  

What do we do, when we know of someone’s passing

and realize not everyone else “may know.”

I knew/know I would want to know.

My blogging friends (you) are family.

There was a time when I posted daily,

I may not do a post daily now

but I can truthfully say

I think of each of you 

often daily often!

So for those of you who blogged with Linda, 

title something like this, “woke up, got out of bed . . . 

this is what a friend told me the other day

and what I then read on Instagram.

Linda was a beautiful person, 

artist, writer, gardener, friend, wife, mom,

granny, crorchet-er, blogger, photographer,

sea glass collector, 

and so much more.

The Instagram message above and

the photos below are from her 

family message and her posts.

Like I said earlier,

I thought you might like to know.

I am so very saddened for her husband, 

or as she would say, her, “boyfriend,”

and her two daughters, son and her three grandchildren.

with my love and caring . . .

love

lynne