She’s a whoooooole lot younger than I am, but she still wants to be my friend. That’s even sweeter, I think.
We met through Arkansas Women Bloggers last year, and we’ve spent this past year getting to know one another a little bit better.
You may remember that we recently had this little #virtual #smokeoff we did over the July 4th weekend along with our Blacklisted From the PTA buddy, Lela Davidson.
Which, by the way, Hubby and I won. Handily, I might add. And we would have even if there hadn’t been any “influencing” of the votes.
That’s the way friends do things. They learn to appreciate the talents of one another and take joy in their accomplishments. They learn little bits and pieces about one another over time just like a thousand-piece jig saw puzzle.
That’s the way friends do things. They learn to appreciate the talents of one another and take joy in their accomplishments. They learn little bits and pieces about one another over time just like a thousand-piece jig saw puzzle.
I can’t wait for you to get to know Lyndi as well. So when you finish this little intro, head on over and see what she had to say about a tour she recently took of our lake house kitchen.
Can you believe she EVEN wanted to do that? She’s crazy that way.
And while you’re there, check out some of her other fantabulous posts – especially those Friday Foodie Finds. Where does she find that stuff anyway?
Awwwhh, thanks friend! BTW, I am NOT so much younger than you, that’s crazy talk.
Hugs!
I am so delighted when I read about multi-generational friendships! “Friends are your chosen families” is a saying on a plaque in my office. Loved hearing about the friendship and the food! Thanks!