Great to hear from you Patti! I've missed things being away. Hope your packing goes well. Too bad your there and I'm here...I had a ton of good boxes you could have had. Today was not a bad day at all. I had taco restaurant style chips with my salsa. It's all been added to my WW tracker for today. Again, I'm working on portion sizes to relearn, adjust habits. I enjoyed the salsa. DH said it was missing something. I agreed. Added some Tex Mex seasoning and he put hot taco sauce in his bowl (no thanks). I also could have put another clove of garlic in it - but garlic powder did the trick. Fun way to add fresh veggies to a meal that's for sure. Got some more wood down from the pile (fresh air), unloaded some more from the trailer - almost done with that job. We've given the trailer to our builder who can use it. It paid for itself and then some, got us through a tough time. Now its ready to go to a new owner who knows trailers and can give it the tlc it needs. Once that's gone it opens our back road/trail towards our friends across the field and our back 40. Getting outdoors everyday is imperative for my health. I don't want to be a hermit or get cabin fever. Routine is helpful too. I'll be glad when my routine switches from settling in to working on other things. But hey, we home finally! How was your day today? Cheers, Peggy

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Thank you Annie and all for the smiles daily. Here's Annie's yesterday's smile. It was posted to the wrong site. Just in case anyone else missed it like I did. https://www.gardenweb.com/discussions/6348478/smile-today-2-15-23#n=12

DId you know that the original face of Rescucitation Annie was modelled on the death mask of ”L’Inconnue de la Seine”? She was a young (thought to be about 16) girl whose body was pulled from the Seine in the late 1880s. The coroner who handled her case thought she was so beautiful that he cast a death mask of her and it became popular as an artist’s model.