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That's great, Graham!

Thank you everyone for your kind words about my grandsons and their friends. ❤️ They all arrived back here and stayed in the backyard until almost 1:00 a.m. I never heard a sound when they left this morning. They all are such good friends as well as really good kids!

Very nice! Now I'd like to have some pasta for dinner this evening! How is your Sarah doing?

Have a wonderful time with your friends, Greg Your dinner looks scrumptious!

@Keksie Have a wonderful cruise, Karen! One more "sleep" and you'll be getting on the ship.😉 Bon Voyage!!!🛳️

It worked! What beautiful memories you and your DH are making with your grandsons! Plus, they are learning the proper way to make pasta from scratch!!❤️

Okay. I tried downloading a picture or two or 3 from my grandson Jack's Prom pictures I still don't know what I'm doing (obviously). So..the two duplicate pictures on the top of the page are 3 of our grandsons. Jack on the left, William in the middle, and Ryan on the right. The next picture is of Ryan and another friend of both Jack and Ryan. The next is of Jack and his girlfriend. The last is the group in front of the Limo.

I am so sorry, Lenny. I have no words.💔

Thank you, Marietta.😘 My mom was also the child of the Depression, as was my dad. Unbelievable what so many of our parents lived through, Like Sue's mom, @sgmn my mom was 8 years old when her mom died from TB, and my mom and her 3 younger siblings almost wound up in Mt. Loretta, a home for orphans and children who's single parent couldn't care for them. My dad also was a young child when he lost his dad. There were so many hardships for so many of our parents; but they surely earned the title of "the greatest generation"

Your home and grounds are gorgeous, Graham! Enjoy! Looks like you are having a great vacation, Jimbo. Your food porn looks yummy!

Reading of how you feel conflicted about including info about some of your living relatives...while somewhat different, reminded me of a College English class I took. The Professor wanted everyone in the class to write a journal about what was going on in their daily lives and to write about their emotions. Our three daughters were all away at College at this time, and so my journal was mostly about my feelings and worries about them. There was no way I wished my daughters to read about some of my raw emotions that I had written, so when that class ended, I destroyed the journal.

Thank you, Etta.😘 I sure know what you mean. 🌹 Thank you, Renee😘 Thank you, Dani. I'm sure your visit with your son and grandsons are just so wonderful!🌺 Thank you, Mark.🥰

Liz was quite ridiculous with her outburst. How does one even decide to go on this show when you have so many food allergies?? Venus is another story..... This is true about the blindsides. I would've liked to have the other person sent home, though. I'm so done with that one.

When we first got it, I wasn't really in to it, and several months went by before I picked it up and began writing. Once I did, I began to totally enjoy doing it. The bound book arrived a day or two after we got home from Florida.

Thank you, April. I had my mom so much longer than my dad, thankfully, but there are still questions that I wish I had asked my mom.❤️ Thank you so much, Deb.😘

Thanks Andrew. Boy, Lucy was giving you a run for your money!😉 Thank you, OB😘

Thank you, Deb.😘 How awful this happened to your wife as a child. I can't even imagine! Thank you, George. My Mom was a young widow, who lived to the age of 92.❤️

Thank you, Jane. How great that all is good with your eye check up!

Thank you, Greg. You are so right about questions we wish we could ask. I think that may be one of the reasons that our daughters gifted both Jim and I with the subscription to our own Storyworth book with question suggestions that we could write about. For example, "what was your mom like when you were a child? What was your 21st birthday like? etc. I finally finished my book with 52 stories for our daughters and grandchildren to read. Thank you so much, Bonnie.😘

Congratulations on his pitching last night, and on his team's first win of the Season. Glad to hear Ricky is doing so well!

Today marks 43 years since my Dad died at the age of 61. He was a Foreman working on the 2nd Avenue Subway project when he fell down 25 feet, head first. He was a very healthy, strong man who never smoked in his life. He remained in a coma for a week before finally passing, which was a Blessing, due to his extensive injuries.

How awful! I do hope that he will be okay.

Bon Voyage! Have a great cruise!!🛳️

Our hotel in Rome also had a very small elevator. Just the two of us and our two pieces of luggage fit inside.