Gown, Eat What You Like, Lily, and Road Trip

 I am a BIG fan of the 

Wizard of Oz 

but I apparently don't know 

everything about it and its'

stars.

I saw this today.

The gown that she wore in the 1936 film

 "San Francisco" was later recycled by costume

 designer Adrian into Glinda's dress in "The Wizard Of Oz".

I love finding things like that, 

things that tells me something

I was not aware of. 

If I had the internet while

in school I would have

made straight A's.

Then I ran across

this. 

Eat what you want!

LOL..

You all know that Lily

bit is not my cuddle baby. 

Usually, she will curl up with

me on the couch when it is cold

outside but since the temps

have risen, I don't get that 

often. 

However, this morning, 

she visited me several times. 

She is behind my legs, in the 

bend of my knees. 

She also loves getting her

head rubbed while she visits

with me. Course, she would tell you

that the head rubs were her

idea, not mine.

She really eats it up, 

when she wants it.

Saturday, I took a field/road

trip.  

I went to Kentucky to visit

with Christy and Justin,

the children of my friend Laura

who past in Oct of 2018.

ROAD TRIPPING down the

interstate.

I have to admit, I have not been

the best of friends to these two

children. I did go over after

Laura past and helped the kids 

clean out the house. 

But then mom left us in Jan.

2019, and with me dealing

with that, the only contact

I had with Christy and Justin was

through FB. 

But they understand I had

my own stuff to deal 

with. 

But I wanted to connect with 

Christy and Justin again so when I 

heard Christy was getting remarried

I offered to drive up and 

photograph the wedding at the 

courthouse. 

In talking about it however, 

we changed the plans. 

A cookout instead. It was

Christy, future hubs, Justin,

his friend and Christy's daughter.

It was fun, but a long day. 

My drive was 3 hours to

and 2.5 home. 

I did nothing Sunday. 

Or today, which is Monday. 

Anyway, this is my view leaving 

Christys home.

Right down the road I saw 

these lighted crosses.

I was able to make it home

in 2.5 hours instead of the 3 it

took to get there. 

Hoping you have a 

great week,

Pam