Every year for at least 15 years we have
had a music party in the summer.
It's partly to thank friends and family,
but it is also just plain ol' fun!
About 60 folks showed up to
listen to Tom and Leslie play
some familiar tunes and some new
songs written and composed by Tom!
Here's a link to listen to:
Everyone brought delicious food to share...
And they played on....
But the sweetest was yet to come....
Two of our friends grandchildren
asked if they could play music also....
So after Tom and Leslie were finished...
these two kids did an amazing job
of entertaining us with musical skill and poise.
Grandson on the harmonica...
Grandaughter on the ukulele....
We were all so impressed.
What a special treat!
Recycled Party Utensils August 9, 2015
Meanwhile the next day I did my
recycling due diligence by washing the
plastic utensils so I can re-use them
again. I've had these for at least 5 years
and even though my library buddies
tease me about my frugal ways,
it just makes sense to me.
Does anyone else out there do this?
~~~~~
Thanks to Sandee of Comedy Plus
for Awww Mondays!
Have a great week !
Cute the kids got up to play. That sounds like a fun yearly tradition.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure my wife has thought about washing the plastic cutlery...
I would have loved to enjoy this wonderful time. Love their music. Wow. A huge Awww.
ReplyDeleteNo, I don't reuse plastic.
Have a terrific day my friend. Scritches to Miss Lucy. ♥♥♥
Oh my gosh. It looks like so much fun. I wish I were in the area.
ReplyDeleteHow incredible! Looks like the best time ever!
ReplyDeleteSuch fun, what a great thing to do. Cool the grandkids played too.
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome party! Nothing beats family, friends and live music.
ReplyDeleteNow that looked like fun nice pics :-)
ReplyDeleteI can't say I've washed and kept plastic utensils, but the earth is better for what you do.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great time! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun party! Yes, i wash and reuse platic flatware and plastic cups. They get used over and over until they break, and then they are thrown in the recycling.
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