The official Father's Day isn't until tomorrow, but our observances are already done. Sue took me out for coffee and a blueberry scone on Wednesday and to Generations on the Lake for brunch on Thursday
I don't have a picture of us on the scone morning, but I did capture a photo of the lady at the far table engrossed in her book. I do like an interesting candid photo.
We did photograph our own likenesses at the Generations brunch, which is a nice spot for dining out. I tried to get quite a bit of the grounds in the photo of Sue.
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| That is Mississippi Lake beyond, which later condenses into a narrow river as it flows through our town. |
Et moi, wondering from where and whence came all of the wrinkles.
We did the pretty standard pizza and gift celly at Sha's last evening, leaving the kids free to honour their dad tomorrow. We missed Danica who got stuck at work, but I will see her on Monday to drive her to work, and she has promised to drop by for more of a chat someday soon.
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| Great idea: a chair-side table with power and USB outlets |
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| This morning |
I'm not showing my husband that table, because he'll want one. We have enough tables to stock a furniture showroom. Good idea, though!
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of an early Father's Day. Makes sense so the kids can be with Dad too. That restaurant has a fantastic view!
ReplyDeleteYou had Father's Days!
ReplyDeleteHappy Father's Day, I hope your blueberry scone was perfect! *I'd like that table.
ReplyDeleteWe can celebrate our fathers whenever we want; it's such a great excuse to get out an spend time with our loved ones. We are parents and grandparents every day anyway, eh?
ReplyDeleteWithout your cap You're as bald as I am!
ReplyDeleteThat’s wonderful! I bet that lady at the window would love this photo. Any time to celebrate a Dad is a good time. That’s a great place to enjoy a coffee and a blueberry scone, nice and bright and airy. Lovely photos of you both. Happy Father’s Day!
ReplyDeleteA nice capture of the reading lady! Reminds of Dutch or Flemish paintings.
ReplyDeleteHow nice! Happy Father's Day!
ReplyDeletea good breakfast is a good way to celebrate.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos. I don't see an increase in your wrinkles, but if you think so, you know you got them from raising kids and grandkids! Your table is dandy. Linda in Kansas
ReplyDeleteThe way you reveal the space in these photos is fabulous. Good "atmosphere" shots
ReplyDeleteThis post just showed up and explained you did in fact get your own celebration. Happy father's day.
ReplyDeleteThe good thing about wrinkles, I decided is, I son't see them often.
ReplyDeleteHappy day to you! You were celebrated a few days. I think you are well-loved.
ReplyDeleteHappy Father's Day.
ReplyDeleteThat first photo of you can't hide your mischievous nature. -Kate
ReplyDeleteYou look very comfy, AC.
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