I'm guessing most of you are like me in that things you see when you are out and about often remind you of fellow bloggers. When I have my camera or phone with me, I try to capture those images. I've been meaning to turn these into a blog post for a while now, but I will have to do so in two parts because this is taking a lot of organizing! If you are a regular commenter on my blog, I will have a picture for you below or in my next installment. Enjoy and thanks for being a faithful follower.




I like this Bijoux, and am honored to be mentioned along with a trunk of groceries...I'm serious this is great you are doing a great job honoring all of us who follow along and enjoy being your friend.
ReplyDeleteCool pictures by the way.
Thank you, Jimmy.
DeleteThis is so nice, Bijoux! I love these photos and it's great that your honor fellow bloggers! :)
ReplyDeleteYou're next, Rob!
DeleteOMG...what a sweet post, my friend! And thank you so much for including me in your thoughts. What faaaaabulous photographs! Being a cat lover, I especially love the one of the kitty!
ReplyDeleteIt's been such a joy and pleasure blogging with you all these year; getting to know you. And even though we've never met (and we NEED to some day), I feel as if we are closely connected because of the years we've spent blogging with one another.
Thanks so much for being such a sincerely caring and loyal friend!
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We've sure had a lot of fun over the years, Ron. I'm excited about your upcoming move to YOUR fave city! Thank you for your friendship as well!
DeleteFirst of all, thanks for the shout out and the great picture of a bench with a view! Life temporarily has taken us off the get out and see things so limited benches with view opportunities! Such a sweet post, looking forward to part 2. How interesting with your store about not allowing shopping carts and how the groceries are delivered. I was going to do a post once about one of the hardest jobs to do in Phoenix heat is cart retrieval (followed closely or tied by pool maintenance people.) I do my part by returning a cart to the store when I'm walking in to make their job one cart easier. Again, such a great post!
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I remember taking the picture and thinking, "Betty would love this!" So, you really did inspire this post. I hear you about the cart retrieval job. I feel bad when they try to push the big line of carts through snow and slush here!
DeleteThat is sure a neat way to work bloggers in indeed. The cat does rule all at our feed, castle whether real or not. I'd be waving goodbye to NY too. Can't take carts in the parking lot? Geez, strict much.
ReplyDeleteIt's a high end grocery store. Can't allow carts to damage people's Mercedes and BMW's! 😂
DeleteNo shopping carts in the parking lot? That's a new one on me. But I suppose it prevents them being abandoned in all sorts of strange places, which is what happens here.
ReplyDeletePat Hatt's cat looks very contented, with not a worry in the world. Until he (?) sees a mouse scurrying past....
I think it's to prevent damage to cars, plus the chain is known for their customer service, so loading the groceries into your car for you is a perk.
DeleteI recognize some of those bloggers you mentioned. I enjoyed this post.
ReplyDeleteYou will definitely be in Part 2!
DeleteWell thank you for the mention, it is very fitting that you chose something near and dear to the love of my life. Soon(???), if the in-law obligations stabilize, we may be hanging Queenie's second quilt square on the house .... and you made me look, my little corner started in '07! Too bad the writing quality doesn't show its age ;-)
ReplyDeleteI started blogging in 2008 when my oldest was graduating high school. For some reason, I thought you and Craig and FTN and Flutter were with me from the start, but we didn't all connect till 2009. None of my followers the first year still blog.
DeleteThanks, Beej; I'm honored. And good luck to yer Indians in the playoffs. . .
ReplyDeleteMy current blog goes back to late 2009, but my 'old blog' (under the Desmond Jones pseudonym) actually goes back to 2006 and the 'FTN gang'. I'm pretty sure you were around back then. . .
Yes! Remember the blogger house? Every time I entered, no one else was around. Good times!
DeleteNice to know this community is still out there and active. It seems like things have slowed down a bit on here since the late 2000s. But those of us who stayed seem to still be having adventures.
ReplyDeleteHowdy! There have been a lot of bloggers who have left. It's always kind of sad when they don't say goodbye. Kind of makes me worried that something bad happened to them.
DeleteThis is a great idea! Every time I think of Napa Valley, I think of you.
ReplyDeleteI chuckled over your husband's disdain for NYC. I'm sure Ron would consider those fighting words!
I'm glad I'm thought of when it comes to my favorite place to be!
DeleteMy husband lived and worked in the Big Apple for one year. That was enough for him! It does crack me up that he and Ron are complete opposites in that regard.
What a wonderful tribute to your blogging friends, and what a beautiful way to say that you can be friends, even though you haven't met in "real" life (yet)!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Pixel Peeper.
DeleteWhatever you do, don't ever think of me because that'll give you a headache, not to mention the urge to eat a combination of rye bread and blue grapes.
ReplyDeleteHope you're doing fine.
Now, where's that wine?
i guess I'll think of you if I ever eat rye bread, but I don't really eat much bread these days. Do you like avocados, by chance?
DeleteJimmy is right. Packing groceries is an art.
ReplyDeleteThe older I get, the more annoyed I get that no one can do it right.
DeleteWhat a great idea--and yes, even though I started this blog after leaving behind the desert, I have done a lot of water activities for the past 14 years. Thanks, I also liked the big boats on the Great Lakes!
ReplyDeleteYou are very welcome!
DeleteWhat a lovely idea!!! Oh, and look how late I am to my little shout out... don't even deserve it now. :(
ReplyDeleteI love her fairy garden! I got lots of supplies to make my granddaughter one, and added to it as I saw things. She had fun with it. There are lots more supplies in a box in my studio for one I wanted to make myself... ah, but the time just got away from me... maybe next Spring?
I dug up those succulents and repotted them indoors. They are huge now.
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