This morning while waiting for my hair to dry, I watched an episode of The Waltons.
It was about how Ike Godsey and Cora Beth Walton got married.
If you ever watched the series you’ll remember Ike as the jolly bow-tied owner of the general store. Cora Beth was his well-meaning nose-in-the-air wife.
Somehow I had missed this episode, and I must say my return to Waltons Mountain was quite enjoyable.
Don’t you love childhood memories?
They smell like scooter pies and taste like Bosco.
Afterwards I went to Starbucks, where I managed to bag a table, and wrote for an hour or so. A friend called and we chatted about the upcoming elections as I sipped a decaf.
My new camera is in my top dresser drawer. Quiet mourning is still taking place for it’s predecessor. When the moment is right I will use it. It’s just the way I am about things.
Tonight I am going to meet an old friend from farway’s mother for dinner. She’s a fellow Sagg so the conversation shall be lively.
Hope you are well.
And I will be back with some new pics soon.
For now I’ll use some from my albums.

this one makes me think of summer






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February 26, 2008 at 8:27 pm
giveitatry
I remember that episode! I loved that show.
February 27, 2008 at 6:33 am
bermudabluez
I love Bosco and Scooter Pies! And I cannot wait for the winter to be over. Thanks for the bright summery flowers! And I liked the Walton’s too…
February 27, 2008 at 6:41 pm
Mrs. Fox
I get teased about still liking the Waltons, but I don’t care. It was a great show.
February 27, 2008 at 8:43 pm
Cor
Loved your comment about the Walton’s! Thanks for the beautiful flowers!
March 4, 2008 at 11:56 pm
elizabeth
I LOVE THE WALTON TODAY. I GROW UP WATCHING THIS SHOW WITH MY MOM. SHE DIEAD IN 1998 AT THE AGE OF 51. I’M 42 NOW AND MY TOW SMALL CHILDREN JOSIAH AND ISAAC AGE 5 AND 7 LOVE THIS SHOW IN THE MORNING BEFORE THEY GO TO SCHOOL. THE WALTON FAMILY IS THE WAY I WAS BROUGHT UP. I STILL LIVE BY THOSE VAULES TODAY.I HAVE BEEN MARRIED FOR 23 YEARS. I MEET MY HUSBAND IN HIGH SCHOOL AT THE AGE OF 15.SMILE SO WE CAN STILL LIVE IN A CRAZY WORLD AND HAVE GOOD RASING.MRS ELIZABETH HONEYBEE.