Sunny days

First, can you believe how much hair I had back then?  You young folks best enjoy that hair while you’ve still got it!


I mean really, that mop!  The Lilla Rose clips range in size from XX small to Mega, I’d probably have used a large or xlarge.  Now I’m a xsmall for a ponytail...enough of that.

We continue to go to a nearby recreation area almost daily.  Thought I’d just post some pictures.

A little snow here and there where the sun hasn’t hit.

Where is Sophie leading us today?





Waking and ski trails go every which way.  Area is large enough for us to be able to avoid people and Finns aren’t all that interested in making contact.

Trip home started to get snowy but a mile down the road and the sun was back!


And now for a brief infomercial about a Lilla Rose product that could help anyone having to wear a mask.  One of our stylists is a nurse and she came up with this idea.  The elastics are adjustable and
washable

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  1. deni moonApril 5, 2020 at 3:33 AM

    Loved the pics and happy to hear you and Larry and Sophie are well and happy!

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