My little grandchildren seeing the red roads of the Island for the first time.
Sunday was Father's Day and my son and his girfriend stopped by for a short visit. She brought me flowers from her parents' garden. Among them was this handful of dainty little Lily-of-the Valley which I have arranged in a teacup. Aren't they darling? And they smell so good too.
I want to thank each and every one of you who have taken the time to pray for me, visited my blog, and left such lovely comments. You really are a special group of ladies and I'm happy to call you my Friends!
I may take a short break from blogging to get back on my feet. I'll see how it goes. In the meantime, know that you are loved and very much appreciated. Take care everyone and God bless you!
Sharing from my heart ~ Sandi
I'm so glad to hear that your surgery went well! Your Lily-in-the-Valley looks so pretty in the teacup. I was meaning to pick some of the Lily-in-the-Valley in my flowers, but I think they got fried during last week's heat wave because they wilted pretty quickly!
ReplyDeleteSo glad to hear that your surgery went well. Rest and take care of yourself.
ReplyDeleteI pray that you will have a restful recovery. The lilies of the valley are so beautiful...one of my favorite flowers. God bless you and keep you and give you peace.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to read it is all over for you Sandi. I hope your recovery goes well and you are able to rest. One day at a time...
ReplyDeleteI love lilies of the valley. So delicate and sweet. Just love their fragrance. So thankful to hear that your second surgery went well ... I will be praying for healing and a good recovery.
ReplyDeleteLove the flowers and the pretty teacup!Good recovery and God bless you and your family!Hugs.
ReplyDeleteDear Sandi, I'm glad your second surgery is behind you, and that you're home from the hospital and starting to recover. Enjoy lots of cups of soothing tea and don't rush your recovery. God bless!
ReplyDeleteSo happy that you are "home and healing". That is great news! We will continue to pray for your complete recovery. It takes a while to regain your strength, but just take your time and let others do for you what you would do for them if the shoe were on the other foot. Enjoy some pampering for a while! Love the lily of the valley in that sweet little green tea cup! Perfect!! It helps to have some lovely things to look at while recuperating, doesn't it? I am still recovering from some "minor" "repair" surgery...taking longer than I thought...but still within what the Dr. said it would be...but I want to get back to "normal". My advice to you is take one day at a time and don't fret over things you cannot do. Just get plenty of REST!!! That's what I'm doing, and it will pay off in the long run, I am sure. God bless you sweet friend!!
ReplyDeleteHome and rest are very healing. Glad you made it through the second surgery. May your recovery be swift and complete. Take each day as it comes, resting in the care of others and in Jesus' care.
ReplyDeleteWhat sweet lily of the valley blooms and so lovingly arranged.
Love, hugs & prayers ~ FlowerLady
I'm so thankful to know that your surgery is behind you and know it's on to healing, my friend. You take all the time that you need to rest and recuperate, Sandi. Wasn't that sweet of your son's girlfriend to bring you some flowers from her parent's garden? The smell of them must bring a smile to your face. Love, hugs, and blessings are sent to you.
ReplyDeleteSo glad to hear all went well and you are on the mend! Your lily of the valley look so sweet in your teacup. That is my favorite flower and was my daughters too. Praying you will heal fast.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Nancy
Take good care sweet friend. You are loved, missed and prayers going up in rainy Florida for you!
ReplyDeleteHappy to hear that you are resting and on-the-mend. Your teacup is displayed beautifully with the lily-of-the-valley flowers. I love their sweet scent and wish they would last longer than they do.
ReplyDeleteTake care neighbor (I am in NB). God Bless!!!
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Praising the Lord that you are on the mend . Yes. Lovely flowers . I want to smell them .❤️ Hugs and blessings , Cindy
ReplyDeleteI'm very happy to read this news Sandy and I'm sure the fragrant muget-des-bois lifted your spirits. Take one day at a time and get well soon. I know your sweetie is looking after you as always - blessings to both of you.
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So glad to hear all went well Sandi! I will continue to pray for your healing and so thrilled the worst is behind you. Take care.
ReplyDeleteThanks for always joining me at HSH!
Sandi, I am so thankful to hear that your surgery went well, and that you are home recuperating. What a blessing. I do hope you take time to rest and recuperate. Oh, lilies of the valley are so sweet and smell so good. Beauty is healing, so surround yourself with flowers and pretty teacups!! I read your previous post, and saw all the Rose Chintz china. Such a pretty pattern. Blessings to you, xo Deborah
ReplyDeleteSo glad you were able to give us an update
ReplyDeleteget better very quick, because I will miss your pretty pictures
I hope you're up and running again soon!
ReplyDeleteBlessings for a speedy recover coming your way from Virginia...thought of you on Friday when I purchased two Rose Chintz dinner plates at the Children's Hospital Thrift store for .98 each.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes and prayers that you will continue to heal quickly, Sandi! The photo of your grandchildren makes me smile!
ReplyDeleteSo glad that the surgery went well and you are recovering. I hope that you heal quickly and recover your energy. The LM Montgomery quote at the beginning is a beautiful one.
ReplyDeleteTake care, dear Sandi, and enjoy the holiday.
ReplyDeleteSandi,
ReplyDeleteSo glad to hear that you are home and on the mend and that both surgeries are now in the past!! Looking forward to your return to blogging when you feel up to it..
Hugs,
Deb