This lady was super friendly. Notice the animal hat (so she was fun too). She had two coffees (so maybe servant minded) and a nice essence.

I met this man at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (VMFA). We were talking about how his blanket matched one of the large paintings upstairs. It was frigid cold on this day and his long-time, caregiver girlfriend joined in a photo opp. I guess he used to work at the museum many years ago. He is now disabled because MS has slowly taken away his health. Reminds us to be grateful for so many little things, eh?
Speaking of the art museum, this next photo is a painting that is currently hanging at the VMFA. It was one that I wanted to show bushboy after he posted a brightly colored circle last month.

Let’s close out with some comics (from Chris’ Monday Funnies).
Hope your Tuesday is great.
P.S. I am unplugging for the rest of this week and so this is a scheduled post.
Please feel free to leave any feedback because I shall be back this weekend.
P.P.S. One more comic (forgot where I found this last week – if it was your blog – thanks!)

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They certainly look like our plates Love the cartoons.
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I love when one of your posts remind me this and that – hope
You have a nice rest of the week
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(EN) Smiles,art and colours can turn any life in something very pleasant and beautiful. Love your post, thanks for sharing, Y😊
(IT) Sorrisi, arte, colori possono trasformare ogni vita in qualcosa di molto piacevole e bello. Mi piace molto il tuo post, grazie per la condivisione Y😊
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thanks forthemo
“Smiles, art and colours” and a power trio indeed
Peace
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I like the explanations with the photos
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thanks Derrick
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Love, the, cartoons, Enjoy, your, week, off… (too many commas?). Great pic’s too – that hat is great.
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hahah – enjoyed the commas my friend –
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Enjoy the week off. BTW, I inherited just such a garage 😦
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Oh Dan – how long did it take to dismantle? Or did you service it out? I bet it was hard because there might have been things you wanted….
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We did it over time. It was after my dad died. It wasn’t stuffed to the gills, but he had things tucked away everywhere. Then, my mom had a problem that required us to empty her basemen in just a few days. That was hard.
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oh sorry about the basement – and I guess the good news is that once we get done doing it – well it is usually done.
My mom recently got rid of a ton of stuff. I was so proud of her. But I had to laugh – because when we sent a couple hundred glasses to the thrift store (they got tucked away into this corner cupboard – she was like “Oh no, I have to keep some beer glasses (she does not drink, smoke, or swear) and I was like, “Oh really?” and it was for when her children and grandchildren visit – she likes to have the tall thin beer glasses for them – and I thought – “that is being a sweetheart”
so we kept four tall glasses (and i took a photo cos it was a fun moment)
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That’s a good thing to keep, and a memory worth keeping.
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I’m going to visit that museum one day!
In the meantime, thanks for the little taste.
Yummy!
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and you have to stay with me when you come – I have a book-less guest room officially ready for ya
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Yes, time is precious and we never know from moment to moment what may happen. Great museum!
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Good reminder to live now. Also good reminder that junk is junk. Love that last image, regardless of its comma-free sentiment.
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hahah – I like how you put it – “junk is junk”
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Loved the cartoons and the lady’s cute hat. I’m sure the man in the wheelchair was glad of the warm blanket and your conversation with him. Enjoy the rest of your week, Yvette. 🙂
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yes – the man liked the blanket and he actually had two warpped around him – and both blankets had art connections.
and hope your weekend is going well
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Thanks for an uplifting and funny post, Yvette. It’s cheered me up on a miserable Tuesday, feeling too far away from the next weekend. Seems like you came across some lovely characters with stories to tell, and I love their smiles. Great cartoons too – made me giggle, which is always welcome! Thanks for sharing. 🙂
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Sorry your Tuesday was miserable – and hope your month of March is not too bad overall
and thanks for the nice comment, Alli –
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Yes, we most easily forget to be grateful for little thing (or really big thing – our health) while we are healthy.
I like your last comic. I think the son must be freaked out.
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Hi YC – and after coming from your last post – I like the reminder of the “sweet things” in life too.
and that last comment has a lot of psychology in it – 🙂
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Oh, I loved the cartoon.
I am glad to find your blog, seems interesting.
Have a great week 🙂
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well I am glad to connect too – thanks for taking the time to leave a comment
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Have a great unplugged week 🙂
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well it was not as unplugged as I hoped – but halfway reached my goal – so that is a plus.
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That’s pretty much why you set goals right? to see what the possibilities are? 🙂
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That garage reminds me of several rooms, the garage and the basement in my house right now. Every day I get up and say this is the day I conquer this mess. Sigh…not done yet though…maybe tomorrow.
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perhaps tomorrow indeed – but it is a huge task and so I can see why it awaits…
🙂
(any weather vanes in your basement?)
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No…no weather vanes in the basement. I did manage to get a bit done. The basement is still a mess, and the garage disaster, but most of the rooms have been cleared of my stacks of stuff.
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I love the expression on the face of the lady from the coffee shop. Enjoy your break!
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Thanks -she was super cool and so I asked for a photo
and not an official break – I am just trying to only post once (or not at all) during the week right now – so we will see how it goes
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I’ll join you with the comma nit-picking, Yvette! I loved your cartoons, and seeing the wheelchair guy and girlfriend looking so happy was a joy.
And I liked the circles too 🙂
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Thanks Deb, and that couple sure modeled perseverance 🙂
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