Saturday, August 27, 2022

Our week that was

 


Good morning!


Thank y'all so much for your prayers!  3 days later, still no word from the doc about Tom's test results.  I'm going to color that, 'cautiously optimistic.'


Well, little Grace Evelyn came through her vet stay and dental cleaning with flying colors.  (Since the clinic's down in Montgomery -- and she couldn't have anything by mouth prior to the surgery -- they suggested bringing her in the afternoon before.)  He only had to perform one extraction, but that didn't keep us from fretting.  

 

Can you say, Stress Eating?  Yep, that's what I do when I'm Worried, Sad, Anxious, Glad.  (Fill in the blank.)     

A 'gourmet burger' from Red Robin sounded just right.  Not to mention these!

I'm so glad to have married a guy who loves onions as much as I do!

V is for ???



Speaking of flavor!

My friend in Colorado sent a 'Happy Hatch chile season!' greeting with this .....


... and said he noted a sign at a local grocer's promoting green chile sushi.  (*bleah*)

Despite legislation forbidding companies to advertise product not trademarked 'Hatch', I share G's skepticism that there aren't some false claims about their origin.




I missed joining Friday Foto!

Before I go, however, here's a few other images that caught my attention --

VA Lobby yesterday morning ...
This was the first time in 10 days we saw the sun!

Is it just me ...
... or do their new chairs practically scream 1960-something?!  I swear I've seen that pattern before on kitchen countertops.

Seen at a nearby 'filling station' ...
Is that even a thing?!





Well, I need to get busy.  But first, who wants to join me with another cuppa coffee?

Have a wonderful weekend!

Hugs, Myra












 











34 comments:

  1. I always think that no news is good news so I'd be optimistic too. That stack of onion rings looks so good. I love onions too. Those chairs are very interesting. Someone put some thought into those. Continued prayers that all is well with the tests. Love, ma

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  2. definitely 60's! and I would have taken that view of the chairs and windows. I think no news is good news so agree with you. that is the biggest onion thingy I have ever seen. even out does the blooming Outback Onion. I actually saw a station that had been burned down by someone driving off with the nozzle in the car. that was St pete back in 1984 or 85

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    1. That's crazy! Let me guess, she was blonde? (jk)

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  3. My dearest Gracie, I just remembered i did not mention your dental visit and I am so sorry. You should have been First. This way you get your own comment. I am glad it was only one tooth and that you are doing well.

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    1. Thank you, Auntie Sandra. I was crying a little (from the anesthesia) but Momma brought along my favorite blankie and held me tightly all the way home.

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  4. Holy Toledo - - is that a tower of onion rings?? I could dive into them and think I've gone to heaven.

    But no sushi, please. Green chili sushi?
    That would be my idea of hell.

    Those "new" VA chairs look like they were excavated from an early 1960s junk yard.

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    1. Hahahaha on the chairs. The onion rings were definitely a heavenly experience -- and I couldn't agree more about sushi.

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  5. I do like Red Robin's burgers, but I never had their onion rings, which is a shame because son worked at Red Robin for a few years when they first moved here to Phoenix. They do look good! Glad Gracie got through her extraction/cleaning well. I'm sure she is glad to be home with you. I do agree about waiting for news from Tom's doctors. They usually get the "bad" news out quicker than if things are "okay". LOL with the sign with the nozzle. You know it is there because someone did drive off with it still attached :)

    betty

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    1. Thanks, Betty! I was hoping with your past medical experience you'd say that was the case.

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  6. Still praying for you and Tom.

    Those onion rings look delicious. I did not know they make them with my initial on them. Very classy.

    Wishing you all great happiness always. God bless y'all.

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    1. I think prayers are the nicest things we can do for one another. Treasured!

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  7. Red Robin was our restaurant when our kids were young. Onion rings were piled on our table.

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  8. Those onion rings look AMAZING!! Our kitchen table back in the day had that pattern, only smaller. As for the gasoline station sign, I have seen some videos of people driving away with the hose still attached. They live among us, I guess. Happy weekend, Myra! xo

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    1. I remember those kitchen tables! Yes, that's what my momma meant when she said, "Look out for the OTHER drivers."

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  9. I'm so glad the vet visit went well... fingers still crossed for Tom,

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  10. Glad your pup did well at the vet. Ours had a tooth extracted this summer too. And yes, I believe I've seen that pattern on a counter top too. We love Red Robin too, but today we went to a little out of the way diner and had a burger from there that was out of this world. And that V must stand for Vidalia, my favorite kind of onion. Hope you have a great day!

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  11. I'm glad she is doing okay. I love Red Robin onion rings. Interesting photos and I love the patterns on those chairs. Hope you are enjoying your weekend too. Hope you hear something on Monday from Tom's doctor.

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    1. ... and aren't their dipping sauces wonderful?

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  12. That sign at the gas station is just a sign of the times of people's ignorance or distraction, take your pick. It happens. I pray it never happens to me. But then again, you just never know. Those were onion rings? At first I thought they were donuts! LOL. Obviously I've never been to Red Robin. What a fun way to serve them! So glad all is well with your sweetie pup, and praying that all is well with your hubby sweetie too. And yes, I agree, I've seen that design on countertops in the 60's. LOL. Hooray for the sunshine! We get daily sunshine mixed with daily thunderstorms these days...even when they weren't predicted, like today! LOL. I always enjoy visiting here. Thank you for the smiles. Praying for those good results...

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    1. LOL on the doughnuts. I wouldn't be surprised to see that sometime. Thank you so much for the prayers!

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  13. Okay, call me ignorant, but I have NEVER saw onion rings that big now stacked that high!!! But since I do love onion rings I wanted a bite!!!!
    Love from here in NC, hug the bunch for us, gals the furry ones are fine...
    Sherry& jack

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    1. Oh Jack, you have to experience Red Robin and their Towering Rings one of these days! I think they're all over Florida, too.

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  14. Keeping y'all in prayer...and it rains every afternoon here in central FL. No, more like monsoonal. LOL

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    1. Yep, I remember. Gotta grit our teeth and grab a cute umbrella.

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  15. Oh my goodness! Laughing Out Loud- when I worked for that cheap doctor his wife recovered their waiting room office chairs in those some patterns, I kid you not! Oh, I get all worked up when one of the pups has an emergency. Glad all worked out for Miss Grace. It is hard to leave them for medical needs. Love that stack of onion rings. W O W ! Hoping all is well with Tom's results. Prayers are always said for both of you. We need more rain, we have had sprinkles most of the week. Take care

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    1. I guess it's true, what was old is new all over again. Wish I could huff and puff and send some of our rain your direction!

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  16. Ha! That sign at the gas station. You know it's there because someone did just that...like the "hot coffee is hot" sign at McDonald's or the reminder to not put plastic bags over your kid's head. Y'all have been going through some things while I've been busy unloading my junk on others. I'm glad the pooch came through everything okay and I'm praying Tom's news is all good.

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  17. I love onions, too. I put them in everything.

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