#1
This is a photo I snapped asI was waiting on the street, in my car, as a truck towing his boat maneuvered into his driveway...Photo op if ever.
The neighborhood is where a friend lives...and we all had a nice visit.
Did I mention they are moving for a about 2 years. Maybe when they return they will be in a neighborhood closer to our house.
Fond farewell.
#2
Our tomatoes are producing. Traded some for plums. Yum.
#3
I went to work on Monday..a teacher work day...and I did not even cry. Proud of me?
http://www.5ofall.com/content/articles/2012/5/31/5%20Simple,%20Effective%20Steps%20on%20How%20to%20Deal%20With%20Your%20Crying%20Child%20_800x600.jpg
#4
Responses to my wordless Wednesday were great.
Were you one who guessed toothbrush handles?
I love the colors together.
#5
LAST FRIDAY OF FREEDOM! Next week starts teacher days.
NO CRYING IN BASEBALL???* oh..this is not baseball, school has lots of crying.
NO CRYING IN BASEBALL???* oh..this is not baseball, school has lots of crying.
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Merry Friday, Mary
*movie-League of Their Own
Herrliche Ansichten die Freude machen...
ReplyDeleteLieben Gruß
CL
Gorgeous shot of the sunflowers with that fence!
ReplyDeleteThere is something so wonderful about sunflowers! That is a great shot - I would not have been able to resist snapping that photo either! Enjoy your back-to-school...it is a bad sign when the teacher cries, don't you think? LOL...
ReplyDeleteSunflowers always cheer me up; hope they helped cheer you as you're getting braced for back to school.
ReplyDeletei love sun flowers too..
ReplyDeleteenjoy your weekend xx
I love sunflowers too.... they make me happy!
ReplyDeleteOhhhh what a beeeeeautiful "Photo Op"! And isn't it lovely, how loving a camera, can open our eyes to more noticing of everything around us? Yes, it is lovely! :-)
ReplyDeleteAnd what a display of sunflowers. Love 'em. But we have a hard time growing them. -pout-
Gentle hugs,
"Auntie"
That baby crying is the cuttest thing in the world...pretty much how I feel on Mondays ;-)
ReplyDeleteLove the sunflowers...so cheerful :)
ReplyDeleteLindas flores ,adoro!beijos,chica
ReplyDeleteGreat photos Mary.
ReplyDeleteBest of luck back at school
I'm back on the 29th!
Where did summer go?
Thanks for linking up with Green Day
Have a lovely weekend
x Fiona
Those sunflowers are so abundant! What a treat. Yay for tomatoes! I have five little ones that I hope turn red soon. I'm too impatient for gardening. :/
ReplyDeleteI love your blog post, your button, and your writing style! I am a new follower of yours!!! Hugs and thank you for following my blog. Every Sunday is a "Sunday Stop" Linky Party if you want to share your talent with us.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Bj
That was a great photo op and I adore that baby picture.
ReplyDeleteOh pretty sunflowers!
ReplyDeleteyour entire post was so very cheery...thanx for that
ReplyDeleteTeaching would be very difficult for me.
ReplyDeleteawh, nice review. stick around - i'll be there soon (inside joke/info)
ReplyDeleteShe is my sister. Sometime best way to reach her is on her blog!!! hahahaha
Nothing more cheery then a huge bunch of sunny sunflowers. - Oh your little one is really darling even in tears.
ReplyDeleteI love sunflowers. They are such happy, happy, happy flowers! Maybe you should have some in your classroom :)
ReplyDeleteI really love this shot!
ReplyDeleteI retired from teaching a few years back. Have a great year!
Beautiful picture! With this view, I wouldn't mind waiting for hours! ;)
ReplyDeleteDarn...I almost said tooth brush handles. The sunflowers are so pretty. So far we have been able to pick two tomatoes. :(
ReplyDeletebeautiful color and subject here! :)
ReplyDeletei love sunflowers! I always drive by a field of sunflowers on my way back home from work. I smile when i see them, it's a nice way to end my day!
ReplyDeleteHave a blast in the new school year! Teaching may be tiring, but I know you will enjoy seeing your students again!
Love the shot of the sunflowers and fence. Gorgeous photos, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your last weekend before school starts. I love those sunflowers too. sandie
ReplyDeleteNo waaaaay!!!! (waahhh waahhh) School cannot be starting again so soon?! NOOOOOOO...
ReplyDeleteSeriously!!! This does not seem possible. I hope you had a wonderful summer and have a great first week.
That sunflower shot was beautiful!!!
Awe...summer coming to an end soon. I think I'll be sad for you and cry. Somebody's got too. :(
Heidi
Love those stunning sunflowers! Happy weekend to you! ox Heather
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sunflower photo, I love to see them as they make me smile. Such a happy flower! It's hard to believe that schools are starting up again. This has been a miserably, hot summer this year, but it has flown by nevertheless.
ReplyDeletewow the sunflower bordered fence looks so fabulous
ReplyDeleteWHAT A GORGEOUS PLACE with those sunflowers! WOW Mary, where do you LIVE?
ReplyDeleteOh my, you are going back to school already? Well, I would be too, but I resigned. However, I will be called back as a substitute and on August 22, I believe I have one meeting to go to. YIPPPPPPPEEEEEEEEEE!
I wish you the best school year to come. Surprises, challenges and joy are in store for you.
Thank you so much for visiting with such kind words. Let's hang on to all we can before the chill comes to freeze our memories in a suspended state of beauty. Anita
Hi Mary,
ReplyDeleteI love the sunflowers and it really says that summer is there where you are.
I will keep your family member that is in hospital, in my thoughts and prayers.
Happy weekend
Hugs
Carolyn
Mary,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sunflowers. Great picture.
Sunflowers are so pretty! Hope you have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteI know exactly how you feel about going back to school. Love the job, but didn't like losing the freedom I had gained in the summer. Don't aim to rub it in, but now I have that freedom all the time. Retirement is awesome. I so enJOY it! Thanks for visiting my blog.
ReplyDeleteWell, if everyone else is crying, maybe no one will notice if you do too. You can tell them you are empathizing. Good luck with your school year.
ReplyDeleteLiz