Monday, October 26, 2009

Sunshine!

Sometimes even in the midst

of the rain and clouds, some of

us still continue to spread sunshine

and joy!




Music to my ears!!





Isn't she lovely??

Thanks Daryl! You made my day!

16 comments:

joanne said...

I have recently had the pleasure of 'meeting' Daryl and she is lovely. And you, my dear, spread sunshine where ever you go...;p

T said...

Awww.....any day that has sunflowers brought into it is a beautiful one!

I Am Woody said...

Awww! Without friends, this world would certainly be crappy:)

~JarieLyn~ said...

Very cool.

j said...

How thoughtful!

Nessa said...

Lovely. Beautiful. Thoughtful.

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Daryl said...

As the post loaded I thought 'what pretty flowers' .. DOH on me, took me a minute and then I was all 'oh good, I didnt slop up the writing inside the card' (it has happened to this lefty many times, and I always pretend the cat pushed my hand. Tho now I cant use that with you ever.. )

I love Michael Franks .... the songs on that CD (ToonMan made the label) are from several of his albums, I picked my favs

And that photo of me .. OMG .. burn it .. the fat creeping out under my arms!!!!!!!!!! The look on my face .. oh dear

xoxoxo

Mental P Mama said...

That Daryl is good people;) Can't wait to see y'all next weekend!!!!

Big Hair Envy said...

Daryl is lovely, indeed:)

abb said...

A mighty fine friend to have! Glad I count you both among mine.

HalfAsstic.com said...

Well, how sweet! Daryl is a keeper!

Cloudia said...

Look! My buddy Daryl! You BOTH spread sunshine to me, even here in Waikiki-


Aloha, Friend!


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Anonymous said...

Happy Birthday to you. Happy Birthday to you. Happy Birthday Dear Sweet Noe Noe! Happy Birthday to you! Hope it is a wonderful day! You love Birthdays, don't you : )

Meg McCormick said...

So nice!

Dr.John said...

A gift from a friend always lifts the Spirit.

Travis Cody said...

We had some sunshine for about 20 minutes this afternoon. Then the wind kicked up and brought in the leading edge of the next storm.