Sunday, January1st
School starts tomorrow so today I got my school bags out and began loading them up with all the things I would need on Monday. I also finished reading my book I got from Women of Faith. I have become addicted to books about the Amish and this one had three separate stories in it. Loved it!
Monday, January 2nd
I passed a house in Daviston on my way home today and saw this tree. There are no leaves and it has these orange ball looking fruits growing on it. I have no clue what they are and since this was in someone's yard did not stop and walk up closer. I am wondering if it is a persimmon tree. Any guesses out there?
Tuesday, January 3rd
Frank and I joined the Athletic Club this evening after I got home from work. We joined for a year and Frank will pick up our special key that lets us in after hours sometime tomorrow...and no, this is not a New Year's Resolution. I don't make them. I have a 40 year class reunion coming up in August.
Wednesday, January 4th
I collect unusual crosses and my friend, Carol sent me this one for Christmas. It has a nativity at the base, but it is so lovely I am thinking of leaving it up all year long. What do you think?
Thursday, January 5th
It was cold this morning and they have been working on the bridge at Hillabee Creek since we moved to Rock Mills. This morning there was a flagman holding traffic while they moved big equipment from one side of the bridge to the other. It looks as if we are getting close to finishing this job. I loved watching the men try to keep warm with the barrel fire. It was blistering cold.....that is southernese for 32 or less.
Friday, January 6th
The house was my grandmother's house. It is amazing how it has shrunk. When I was a child I thought that house was huge....and today it just didn't make the huge list. The bottom picture is the back side of my high school. I realized I had not ever posted a picture of where I work. I will try and get a front shot this coming week. We will see.
Saturday, January 7th
I thought I would leave you with a beautiful Rock Mills sunset sky. Hope you have a wonderful week and I can't wait to see you next week and see what all you guys have shot. I love a camera. Don't you?
10 comments:
I love that cross. What a great thing to collect.
The Lord is amazing what he does with the sky.
I love Amish books too. We have the largest Amish community in Missouri just 25 min. SE of us. I do some of my shopping there. I received a NOOK Color for Christmas & a $25 gift card to go with it. First thing I bought was some Amish books & a book by Pasty Clairmont. I love Women of Faith too.
I'm impressed that you are doing this again. It seems like so much work! I recently took some pictures of our skies like that, they are amazing.
First, I love the cross, defiantly would be keeping it out all year long!
Great sunset's!
Happy week one!
Blessings
R
Happy New Year!
I love reading Amish books... I have never heard of those authors so I am going to go check them out.
I do think that is a persimmon tree although I am not an expert on it.
I'd leave the cross out. It is beautiful.
Persimmons is what came to my mind, but i am no connoisseur. Don't even know how to spell the word :)
I love, LOVE that cross and would definitely leave it out all year!!! it's beautiful.
persimmons is my guess, but i am not for sure.
LOVE LOVE LOVE the cross! It's gorgeous & definitely deserves to be out all year long :)
I saw persimmons too - and now I'm really craving persimmon pudding!
have you read any of beverly Lewis? she writes great Amish series. vie read several of her hooks and enjoyed them all.
love that cross! it's beautiful!
That cross is AMAZING! Love it! And the sunset ... wowza!
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