Here's to the start of a New Year, which we hope will be wonderful for everyone.
Best Wishes from Dorothy and Pat
Grenville and Beatrice extend their good wishes too.
MANY THANKS for the holiday greetings we received from several fellow bloggers. ALL were much appreciated as we read your messages of caring, support and cheer. They lifted our spirits when we returned home after our 2-week trip that with an unexpected pre-Christmas road trip to NJ when my mom was hospitalized. She remains in a rehab facility there and while there are good and no-so-good days, she is in capable hands, receiving needed care and therapy to get her strength back. There will surely be some rough times ahead in 2014; your thoughts and prayers are always welcome and much appreciated.
THANKS too for your visits to The Frog & PenguINN blog over the past years, whether or not you've left a comment. We welcome drop-in visits and hope y'all come back anytime!
We'll see you in "blogville" in 2014.
14 comments:
Happy New Year
Hey! Y'all are looking good!
I require that all photographs of me are taken AT LEAST 10 feet away! :-)
Have a wonderful 2014!
Happy New Year to you!! What a wonderful photo of the two of you. Looking forward to seeing you soon =)
Happy New Year! Here's hoping it's the best year ever.
Happy New Year to you and yours! Wishing you all the best in 2014! :)
I' m sure you are both glad to be back side by side! Enjoy...:)JP
Looks like a bumpy year, but we can always hope for the best
Happy New Year to you!
Happy 2014, that's a great picture of you two!!
I love BOTH cute pictures!
They say trials and sufferings work in us a perfecting work. Just think when you get through to the other side ... wow, you'll say ... we made it ... and you'll see how His hand has guided you. God is ever faithful.
Cute picture of you two! And strength and courage for all 2014 holds.
That is a great phot of you both :) and prayers and good thoughts heading your way for 2014.
A terrific shot of the both of you!
She's in a good place now to be taken care of, and that helps to know.
Having had seen my mother before her passing last spring, it's so hard to see someone who's been like a core in your life weakened by illness.
I have enjoyed looking at your blog this morning...what a beautiful area you live in! We too have an elderly mom in a nursing home...we treasure the good days she has. We are thankful for God's promises to her. Thank you for your encouraging comment too.
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