A quiet one for us eating the best melons ever. People from church grew them and even cut the rinds off. They gave us a very large ice cream bucket full and that was a lot with the rinds cut off to give to their animals. I got a thank you card with a gift card in the mail to them today. Now I have to tell you a little story that I thought was so cute. My daughter and I toured a very nice Assisted Living home in San Antonio recently. We actually went into the apartments of people who live there. A little lady (why do I not think of myself as a little old lady) told us about a bird sitting for a long time on her patio. She said she decided the weather was just too hot for the little bird so she went in and got a parasol (umbrella to me) and sat it over the bird. It still stayed so she decided on such a hot day the bird needed water. She went back in and got a bowl of water and sat it by the bird under the parasol. It still didn't fly away.
7 comments:
The melon sounded delcious. Was the little bird made of cement? Or had it passed away from the heat?
I love the story of the bird and the parasol - that's one fortunate bird!
I wish I had some Texas melons. They are the best. That's a perfect way to celebrate the 4th.
Love the story. You have such unique ones.
We had a great fourth..
next time I see melons
I'm gettin' me one! :D
Me, too, on wondering about the bird....but love the story.
And like you, I never think of myself as a little old lady...till I catch a glimpse of myself in the mirror.
Sweet!
Sweet!
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