
I’m not sure why I look “legless” here, but it’s a good picture of the five sisters. From the left: Amy, Cheryl, Robin, Brenda, Cindy
I am freshly back from twelve days away from home that included a seven-day vacation in Florida with my sisters. We marvel, still, at how well we get along, and how much we enjoy each other’s company. This vacation was no exception. What great fun it was! We had plenty of time for exploring, shopping, and trying out new adventures. There was also time for relaxing in a dozen different ways. It was a wonderful trip!

A morning of putt-putt golf. From the left: Amy, Robin, Cheryl, Cindy, Brenda

Cheryl snapped this picture of four of us: Brenda, Robin, Cindy, Amy
The day after arriving back in [cold, but not frigid, and showing some signs of spring] Michigan, I met my daughter Jen and her son Patrick for a good visit over lunch. My daughter Kate had a work conflict, so we were unable to get together that day, but the next day – yesterday – Kate and her husband, Jeremy, drove me up to Charlevoix where I would catch the plane to come home. That gave us a chance to catch up on things, too.
Last evening was spent hugging my dogs, unpacking, and doing laundry. Today, I’m starting slowly. I have calls to make and things to do. Now that the snow is almost all gone, the yard and flower beds need attention. There are projects to attend to in the studio. There is still laundry to be folded and put away. Tomorrow, I’ll be back at work.
This morning, though, I’m just trying to savor all the wonderful memories, remember all the conversations, and hold on to the good experiences. As I pour another cup of coffee and go through my pictures, I’m concentrating on holding on to that “vacation feeling” for just one more day.
Lovely ladies! You are lucky to have so many sisters, and that you get along so well.
Yes, I definitely feel lucky, Kathy! Thank you for reading, and for your comments!
Hi Cindy,
Would you please check your email for a message from me? I need a head and shoulders photo of you hopefully by tomorrow morning (Wednesday) for a post I’m doing for Thursday. Feel free to delete this message once read. Thanks!
Five sisters– and you all love each other. I can’t tell you how jealous I am. You are living my dream.
I know how lucky I am! I only see them a few times a year, but it’s always precious time. We used to be seven sisters, now we are five. That brings home just how dear good times together are. Thank you for reading, and for your comments!