Some weekend guests change your life. These ladies sure did change ours. We were "adopted" by precious Camellia Barrentine Huey (in pink). What a gracious Southern lady who spreads love everywhere she goes. I miss you already, Camellia.
Then there's the other girls or should I say, "characters?"...
the one who never had a change to talk, Gail Darty Johnson, grey blouse; the happy one, Deborah Barrentine Vines, blue stripped blouse; Camellia, and then the one who brought everyone here (2nd trip to the bb) Blenda Ann Leslie Davis, brown stripped blouse. As it turns out, it's a very small world. Three of these girls have connections in my home town, Hueytown, AL (me-class of '67). What fun we had talking about people we all knew from years gone by. Jane Leslie Alexander...you win because we talked more about you than anyone and we all love you!!!
We hated to see you go, but I know you girls left ready to spread God's love and joy somewhere else. Camellia, Carl misses YOU the most! Love to all. Diann
What a sweet, precious couple. We feel more like our family visited us this week! Thanks for the good company and fellowship from our fellow Tennesseeans!! Y'all come back soon! D & C P.S. Sorry about the blurry picture. Now you know why "I" try to take the pics! Men! They just point and shoot, don't they?
Precious friends making unforgettable memories:
Some weekend guests change your life. These ladies sure did change ours. We were "adopted" by precious Camellia Barrentine Huey (in pink). What a gracious Southern lady who spreads love everywhere she goes. I miss you already, Camellia.
While visiting our children in Dallas, Texas we had dinner at the Medievil Times Dinner Theater and enjoyed a Ranger's game. We made some wonderful memories!
