Sunday, September 23, 2012

Meet Aunt Millie!

 
Good day everyone! I just finished getting the pics delevoped from last weekend's "memorable" trip to Maryland to visit hubby's Aunt Millie. She is a very spunky, up-beat, tell-it-like-it-is, down to earth gal! She's 95 years old and doesn't look a day over 70 ~ if that! I told her that she looks great and we all should be so blessed! Her reply: "Oh, you're just being kind. I know "how" I look ~ LOL!" She is a retired librarian and is heavily involved with the Maryland Historical Society, loves the theatre and jazz music. She is mostly self-sufficient since her husband's passing a few years ago and lives by herself ~ with her son and daughter not living too far away. What a dear woman she is!

My MIL sitting with Tulip, who also came along for the trip
 
 
After a four hour set-back of convention traffic and a bad car accident on the way to Ocean City, MD (which we ended up staying in Rehoboth anyhow), here are a few pics of our hotel suite we stayed overnight in at the Econo Lodge. It had a lounge area, three sinks, bathroom, two full-size beds, two televisions, two phones and a cool little deck to sit out on ...
 
 
All in all, it was a nice trip and I can't wait to see Aunt Millie again! Have a fantastic Sunday all!

5 comments:

  1. ...sO wonderful to meet your family! ~ blessed be!... ...xXx... ...Samantha...

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  2. Aunt Millie looks absolutely amazing! Please tell her I say so! What a doll! Nice hotel room, love the balcony!

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  3. I can't believe Aunt Millie is 95 and so independent; truly you are right that we should all be so blessed.
    Glad it was a good time, in spite of the awful travel conditions.

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  4. Aunt Millie is stunning! Glad you enjoyed yourselves and made it there and back again safely.

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  5. Wow Kim, it looks like you all had a great time! Aunt Millie is adorable! I can't believe she is 95! Bless her heart! The hotel suite was very nice! Sorry about the traffic! Hugs ;o)

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