The never-ending birthday has, in point of fact, finally ended. I was beginning to wonder if we, or at least if I, would make it. I did have one more little gift set aside for morning. Then we did breakfast in the car one more time.
After breakfast, it was too nice to go home. The geese were not in the pond, so we visited an area of the trail that we hadn't walked yet this year.
After arriving back home, Sue received a surprise bouquet from friends before indulging in a pre-dinner glass of wine in her more summery glass. She had just put her winter goblet to the back of the cupboard.
I made supper while Sue consumed her wine. We didn't have a proper dessert because we discovered on the previous evening that the rather expensive pecan pie that I bought was rather horrid.
Phew! Another March of birthdaying is in the books. I now have a long time to recuperate and recharge before the next one.
I like the way you celebrate over time rather than just a day. We may try it here.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday to Sue. It sounds like a nice way to celebrate. The pictures looked so pleasant and peaceful. There is nothing like nature.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed all the recent birthday posts, and a birthday is NEVER really over until the next one comes around, at least in my mind.
ReplyDeleteYou have now set the standard for all husbands to follow for wife birthday celebrating. I want to thank Sue for that!
ReplyDeleteI think the photo of Sue on the bridge is quite a good one, so looking forward to seeing your other bridge photos.
Happy Weekend.
Love the sunshine and the great birthday week! Why not mark it with numerous parties? Seems appropriate to me. :-)
ReplyDeleteThursday was a beautiful day to be out on tour.
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful flowers, and I'm judging the weather by the lack of poufy jackets. :) It sounds like a great day except for the pecan pie. One of my favorites too. :(
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday week.
ReplyDeleteWhat a splendid way to spend Sue's birthday. Nice wine glass, but where is the photo of the dinner you cooked?
ReplyDeleteIt's good that you got out and did a few special things to mark the birthday.
ReplyDeleteSorry to be late commenting today...it's beautiful and warm and sunny here, so I've not been at computer till now. Loved Sue on the boardwalk...and having breakfast coffee in the car, and I wonder which wine she chose to put in her summer-time glass - not to mention what did you cook? Happy ongoing birthday, Sue!
ReplyDeleteI'll be contrary and say that you should have known not to buy pecan pie. :)
ReplyDeleteI hate pecan pie.
That glass is magnificent! Rainbows all over. I love it.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad the day ended happily enough; a lovely dinner for birthday Sue. On the other hand, anyone who makes a horrid pecan pie, for sale no less, is a downright brute, and I hope you totally withhold your custom in future.
ReplyDeleteI think the shot of Sue on the bridge is a good one. Curved bridges are difficult.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely photo of Sue on the bridge. :)
ReplyDeleteIt's great to see the wine in a real glass and a shame to see more disposable cups and plastic lids added to the already overburdened enviornment.
ReplyDeleteShe did take some great shots of you at work. :)
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