Yep, I'm confused...but that's nothing new, is it?! The Ronald and I spent most of Easter weekend with wonderful friends who own a house at "The Lake." We came home last night, so today feels like Monday to me.
These pictures were taken last September, because I forgot my camera this time....Grrrr...This is a view from their back deck, surrounded by ancient trees, sun and shade, a variety of birds, and other critters....and in the background, The Lake! Only a few houses separate them from the calming lull and beauty of the water.
This is a view while riding in their pontoon boat. Although this weekend, the water was almost continually as smooth as glass....and not a cloud in the glorious blue sky!
Ahhhh, can you say Relaxing?
Tomorrow I'll be back with my review of Lois Roelof's memoir, Caring Lessons: A Nursing Professor's Journey of Faith and Self which I previewed HERE. If you missed that blog post, please click on the link and check it out. To be eligible to receive a free copy of Lois' book, just leave a comment on that blog post, and/or on this one. Two comments = two chances to win.
I'm thrilled to say that I read most of it while relaxing on a certain deck Sunday and Monday! I feel as if I know Lois so well and that I'm one of her friends. To find out more about Lois, if you haven't already, please go to her BLOG.
So, come back tomorrow. I'll announce the winner of the memoir on Thursday. For my quote of the day, I'm using a sentence I particularly loved from Lois' book:
* Also.... Welcome to my newest follower, Beautiful Dees. I hope you'll stop by often and always enjoy what you read and see! Thank you! *
"I loved teaching theory-based nursing, and in these post-conferences the students' reports played inspiring background music in my mind." - Lois Hoitenga Roelofs
Becky - it's Tuesday and I'm tired. Waiting at the doctor's office now. Stopping by to say hello, sandie
ReplyDeleteI love vacationing by the water. Nothing more peaceful, is there?
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Welcome to my world - confusion! LOL.
ReplyDeleteIt's Tuesday and the long weekend hs taken its toll.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a perfect place to spend a weekend! We are in NC for a couple of weeks and I don't know what day it is either...so I can't help you! heehee! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful place to stay for the weekend. Hope you had a lot of fun.
ReplyDeleteAhhh,the lake. So glad you enjoyed yourself. My brother lives at the lake. If I did, I would be parked at water's edge every day, writing or reading.
ReplyDeleteOh I'd love to be lulled right now. I woke at 12:30 am Monday morning with chills and a fever. Stayed in bed all day yesterday and half a day today. I can't wait to feel better. Maybe I should print out a pic of that beautiful lake and paste it to my ceiling! I don't even feel good enough to read. Blaaahs~Ames
ReplyDeleteSuch great pictures!
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, it is Tuesday :) haha
Such a pretty spot. And I am a firm believer in the magic and the restorative powers of water.
ReplyDeleteI am so happy that you guys had a wonderful get-a-way and such a special Easter.
ReplyDeleteKathy M.
Looks like an absolutely gorgeous place to be, Becky. So glad you got to spend Easter there. Susan
ReplyDeleteHope you had a relaxing and wonderful Easter. Sometimes you just have to kick back and relax!
ReplyDeletePat
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