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My dearest Lizeth with family and friends supported Cancer Research on my behalf the other day, which ended in a grateful sob-fest.

Sleepy cat, o sleepy cat

Just for fun microscope work: Did you know that a petal of echinacea, under the scope, looks like the most beautiful silvery-pink sequins?  I was astounded.  "For since the creation of the world God's invisible qualities -his eternal power and divine nature- have been clearly seen, being understood from what has been made, so that people are without excuse."

Purple sweet potato and slimy unknown Chinese root, filled with red bean paste, mooncakes.  Yummy!

And, two of my babies: Flower girl and Trombocino boy

What had happened was

As G and I were having our morning coffee, his eyes pleading with me already, I give a silent assent.  My reward was his rendition of A Time to Talk by Robert Frost.

When the sun calls to me from outside,

I don't sit down and stare at all of the books I haven't read.

No, not as there is a time to play.

I set down my glasses,

And go out to the sun.

P.S.  The fact that G was chatting about the Commutative Property with our retired math teacher-friend last night over an impromptu campfire dinner did help.  Ha!

Pretty foil pack