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Aug. 10, 2008
Updating in August
We started "back to school" this past Monday and took Friday off.
It was the perfect day to be outdoors. A great
We ended up in Gatlinburg. We did some window shopping. We had lunch just outside some fountains. Talked to the tourists. Visited the Aquarium (we have season passes) and caught up with some friends.
The most exciting news of the day is the fact that I was able to park my vehicle without having to use a parking garage. We've always been funny about paying for parking but with having taken classes to the Aquarium this past school year we had to park in the lot several times and shell out $3 - $5 each time.
Well that really isn't the only exciting news for that day for me. Only the half of it. THE most exciting news for the day is the fact that I not only found a parking space on the road but that I was able to successfully parallel park my gigantic vehicle between two cars. Trust me this is an awesome feat for this woman. Now if I had been driving our little economical Nissan, there would be no need to bring this up. But this indeed is one for the record which I will not forget for years to come.

Flowers along the river walk.

While we walked to the Aquarium I noticed this lovely butterfly flying from flower to flower.
I immediately thought of TNLisa who has posted some pictures of some beautiful butterflies that she has seen this summer.

And one last thing. I am so proud of my daughter Sarah. She has taken such wonderful care of the new flower beds her daddy started around our flag pole. It's brought me joy to watch her fill up her buckets and pull our little red wagon to keep these alive all summer. I have to admit, I am not that good. Flowers die in my care.

I am not sure what is in store for us this school year but I do believe this promise.............
"For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord,
plans to prosper you and not to harm you,
to give you hope and a future."
Jeremiah 29:11 |
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