Family - The Commercial Review

Wednesday, July 8, 2020

Discarded items can hold meaning

My latest project is to clean out the spare room.
Kids learn best when left alone

I checked Facebook the other day for any new pictures of the grandkids.
Leeches, snakes make for odd pets

Leeches.
Each child born changes the world

My daughter, Beth, is having a birthday on the first day of summer which happens to be Father’s Day this year.
A wet start, but a peaceful conclusion

I should have known it was going to be one of those days.
Bill shows how a man should lead a life

I need to get a birthday card.
Plants migrate back outside, lucky for them

The house looks so empty after all but one of the plants completed their annual migration from inside the house to somewhere outside.
Venturing out for overload of plastic bags

We finally went to the grocery store yesterday.
Just ducky! Good things still happen

“Why is there a duckling in your bathtub?”
Take some time to remember mother

Mother’s Day is rapidly approaching.
Dangerous time for houseplants and for humans

This is a dangerous time of year for my houseplants.
It’s difficult to remember what day it is

I don’t know about you but I’m getting really tired of staying home.
Spring unfolds in spite of pandemic

We made it through Easter.
Forty-one years later, challenge is to live our lives

Forty-one years ago the world was a different place.
Wedding ring was lost, but now it’s found

Found it!

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