It Only Hurts When I Blog

Good morning, and what a beautiful morning it is.

Steve and I had a day out on the Harley yesterday, and will have another one today.

Now about these Vidalias, I am guessing they are year round in the South, seasonal in the North.
Ask for them, Nancy, I can't imagine That they wouldn't be shipped out to your area. As for us, this time of year they are sold cheaper) and in abundance, Charlie.

Steve does the shopping here, I may have mentioned. I put them on the list. He bought a bunch. I loaded up his salad. Later, I threw them, slathered in dressing, in the trash! Guess he's not a fan.
 

AND, I want to say what an incredible picture of our angel!
Love the shoes!
 

My baby girl gets a slew of shots today at her doctor's visit! :( I'll be so sad but she's a tough cookie. I'm sure she'll do fine.
I love her little skull sneakers. Baby Vans are the best!!! She's just the cutest.
Better go get her...she's complaining in bed right now. Time to eat!
 

Just got back from the doc...Savi is 11lbs 13oz, 23", got three shots and one oral vacc. My poor baby! She's sleepy now so we're going to nap for a bit.
 

I am probably ignorant about vidalias because I don't cook (I can cook but since I live alone and am surrounded by fabulous food choices in my neighborhood, I don't.) I'll have to re-learn when I retire to Maine on a reduced income.

Lyn, I can see you and Steve out on the country roads in the Harley. Must be wonderful relaxation (not to mention the Born to be Wild fantasy).
 

Hi everyone! Omigosh is right, Savi is the cutest little baby ever, with the cutest clothes too, and the cutest parents ever! Her face shows such a personality already at 2 mos. Hope she'll do OK with today's shots. Enjoying all of the comments. Glad you are getting out on the Harley, Lyn and Steve--the wind in your hair, Lyn! Yes, we realize Karen you are tied to your desk but with beautiful pictures of your granddaughter to keep you company! You'll be visiting there in a little over 2 wks. Gil's step-father will most likely go to the Veteran's Home for some rehab to strengthen his legs--at 95 there may not be any dramatic change.