So much joy in small but thoughtful----
One week ago this past Friday, I was reading YLF and drinking coffee as I usually do. I had the entire day to prepare for the next day meeting at the library, which I had already posted asking YLF to help me decide what to wear.I was planning to get a mani and a pedi.
At 9:00 am I had a call, asking me to volunteer to help with a graduation reception for Child Development Center (pre-school) at a church where I am not a member. Lets just say I have a "connection" or several there. LOL. My job would be taking care of beverage table. I needed to be there at 10:00am. Wear anything I wanted to. This meant do not ask what to wear, I do not have time to tell you and you do not have time to stress over it.
Log out of YFL. When I am short on time, I allow 7 minutes for a shower, towel day, and think of what to wear.
O.K. The graduating class of 27 six year olds, going into 1st. grade in the fall. Ah ha, decorations and refreshments would be colorful and fun. Surely some red there. I chose white long straight jeans, a tee with red, blue, yellow beach scene. Very pretty, I think, but short sleeves. I have to cover my upper arms. I have a shrunken white burn out topper I wore. Added my two tone denim sneaks with bright pink stripe Levi's for comfort, topped everything off with my new watermelon fedora.
I casually strolled in at 9:55 and took my place. It was steady and fast paced for at least 1 hour. Believe you me, this is the type thing I thrive on. One of my musings: 27 graduates, their parents, grandparents, and siblings, a total count of approximately 150, and not one person, other than me wore a hat. I did get a pedi later in the day, skipped the mani.
Fast forward to Saturday afternoon. Shortly after I got home from the meeting at the library my 3yr old great-granddaughter and her father appeared at my door. Great granddaughter was holding two carnations. Two my eye they were watermelon color. She reached one to me. Her grandfather explained that the Child Development Center Director gave one to Great granddaughter and the other was for me, to match the hat I had worn Enough said!