This time, they had a neighbor visiting - Mama Coot. They are up and walking around.
Then, Ashley sent me a picture of the gourds that she and Preston picked from their own garden - these will make some nice Thanksgiving decorations!!!
After that, Doc and I went to lunch in Little Saigon. We went to Lee's sandwiches.
I had a porkroll and pate on french baguette, and Doc had vegetarian on a croissant. We took another fresh baguette down to my mom's house to visit.
For this occasion, I wore a dress that I made from fabric I bought in Honolulu, several years ago.
Two turquoise bracelets completed the decorations.
And my Lauren Conrad shoes, at least for the morning.
Later on, when we got back home, our other grandkids called and wanted us to meet them at Adventure City. This is a little amusement park that hosts birthday parties. So we went over, Elli in tow.
She wanted to go in, but nobody was willing to let her squeeze through the bars.
There is a wedding and party building called the........ White House.
Duh.
On Sunday morning, this was the view down the street in beautiful Huntington Beach.
I jumped into my shorts and went downtown to have brunch. I wore black shorts, a style and Co knit to, my ever present visor, and Dex Flex sandals.
Here was the destination - The Longboard Restaurant and Pub.
The sidewalk and surrounding restaurants were very crowded - take hungry people, add sunshine and football, and you get crowds. Go figure.
Here's a look from across the street, looking towards the Longboard.
We ordered two burritos, one lobster and one Irish, with corned beef hash inside. I liked the Irish one the best.
When I got home, I had some chores to do. Doc was inside working on some continuing education for his MD license, so I had some other members of the crew help me.
Yes, Mr. Kenni the fat ninja. Here he is, in all his barrel shaped splendor.
Of course, Vinni the little viking helped also.
You may have heard something about a drought here in California, but you wouldn't know it by our backyard. We have been recycling our our gray water from showers and hand wash, and this has kept the back yard lush and tropical. A little bit went a loooong way, as far as water is concerned.
So me and the boys trimmed the foilage. Then, I helped Doc with a tiny project. Two Christmases ago, Kim and Nathan gave us a tiny plant called a money tree. Well, I have babied it, and taken good care of it, and now it's huge.
Doc wanted to give it an offering, so I arranged a little dish of rose quartz stones to make it happy.
The weirdest thing happened later, when we were walking the dogs. We found a $50 bill in the gutter. Thank you, Miss Money Tree!!!
Okay, so now it's back to work. Here is my colorful outfit, designed to head off the 90 degree heat.
This is a navy blue Banana Republic sleeveless dress, very classic, with a hot pink tweed/denim trimmed Chanel style jacket from Silk Land. With it, I wore a very old costume necklace.
On my left hand, two diamond bracelets, and my wedding set.
On my right arm, my matching white enamel/crystal ring and bracelet set from Saks.
And that's it, except for a ton of links. There HAS to be something for each one in this huge post. So Ana Luiza from www.northwestblonde.com has Start The Week Stylish. Then Melissa at www.mahoganycloset.com has Mahogany Closet Monday. Next, Deb at www.elegantlyfashionable.com has Classy Monday. Last, two old blog friends, the lovely Rachelle at www.pinksole.com for How I Fall, and then, gorgeous Patti at www.notdeadyetstyle.com for Visible Monday. Have a great day, and have some fun, too!!!
