Whose Your Mama

Happy Post Mother's Day!  I hope you had a wonderful day.  I sure did.   My beautiful daughter and future son-in-law got me a MOM bead to add to my Pandora bracelet.  My son who currently lives in Montana called and I got to hear his voice and catch up and I was able to Skype with my son and his wife in Lake Placid.  It was a great day!  So, my son (from Lake Placid) tells me that he has recently taken up the game of bridge.  He said that a lady where he works has been teaching people and this summer he will be playing with the "old ladies" from the retirement center.  I laughed because when I grew up my mother and her friends played bridge on Friday and they were the age I am now.  I used to love the month bridge was at our house because the ladies were dressed up, smelled good, and loved to hear what was new in my life.  And, because my mom loved to be a hostess, she always had incredible food and snacks.   I told my son that he was now going to get to eat great snacks when he plays bridge....don't they call peanut clusters the "bridge mix."  My mom always mixed peanuts and red hot candies together.  You should try that - salty and sweet together.  Well, I'm telling you, those "old ladies" are going to eat my son up!  They will love him.  He is funny and personable.  However, I am a little concerned because he tends to be a wee bit competitive.  When he was in middle school he was in a chess class and the teacher wanted him to show the class one of his chess moves.  He said, "Yeah, but can I win first?"  I guess it sort of runs in the family.  I don't like to lose much either.  That's why I only play games I understand and bridge isn't one of them.  To all of you wonderful and smart people who play bridge, I "pass".

The many faces of pink

Last April my son got married and we received the beautiful gift of his bride. She chose Gerber daisies as her flowers and the colors of the wedding were fuchsia and green. As I reflect back over their celebration of marriage, I thought about the color of pink and the many faces it has. This darling face is Becca's niece and flower girl. We'll call this pink face "precious pink." This is my son(s) and his friends who traveled many miles to celebrate this special day. I like this picture because it looks like a rainbow going across them.

This is the very happy groom. Note the chair is made out of skis...they got married in Lake Placid, NY....I keep telling them that I am going to come and "visit" for an extended period of time.... This pink face is very happy.
They surprised everyone after the wedding and bought the wedding party these silly glasses. "The pink faces of fun."

more silly pink faces

My younger son giving his speech to his brother and bride. "The having fun pink face."

"The adorable pink faces."

"The priceless face of pink."

"The pink face of joy."

Some of her bridesmaid's gathered in a circle for this picture. "The many faces of pink."

Please go show your beautiful PINK face over at Beverly's place who started the idea of PINK Saturday.