"I want to get you some flowers to go with your cow in the living room", she said as we walked into Trader Joe's.
"I have a cow in the living room?", I asked, puzzled.
"Yes", she replied, "The one in your window".
Aaaah, mystery solved.
So after cracking the whip and making Orlando Grandma climb the hilly trails of Griffith Park yesterday, she still wanted to get me these pretty sunflowers when we stopped on our way home.
So pretty. Such a bright spot in the room. And, yes, they go perfectly with my cow in the living room.
Thank you Orlando Grandma!
Special Note to readers: Orlando Gma is quite the walker and I was so impressed that she just wanted to "keep going!" everytime we asked if we'd gone far enough. I think she's thinking of taking up rock climbing next...
15 comments:
Lots more great adventures ahead from the sounds of things. The flowers look great and THEY do blend in well !
Wow, she is going back with many memories of lovely places to visit.
Sounds like a really fun time together.
Jen
Aw! nice flowers. Now, tell the truth...who is cracking the whip over there, really? :P
Pat
The yellow flowers do look good in the livingroom and the picture of the cow laying amid the yellow flowers came up to life.
Orlando Grandma is wearing ME out!! What adventures you've had!
I think Orlando Grandma can go way longer than I.
I'm sure you are showing her the best time!! She might want to stay forever...
You know I love sunflowers and yours are beautiful..
She sounds like a lot of great fun - how nice to have a sweetie MIL! sandie
I love your mother-in-law! She sounds fun, but maybe way too active for me, lol!
The flowers DO go perfectly with your painting!
I knew no good would come of this move to LA! A cow in the living room!
Love the sunflowers. So did she remember the painting from your blog or had she noticed it once she arrived? CG
Cute. I noticed the painting before I even looked at the sunflowers. : ) Glad that you now have the gorgeous flowers to match.
Bright and cheerful flowers!
Sunflowers are one of my favorites!
They look lovely with your cow in the room :)
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