Had a special visitor—Cousin Susie Standridge Tennison dropped by to visit. Susie’s father and Granny Renfroe were siblings. And today my sisters are both coming to visit and staying two nights. I’ll buy pizza tonight. Tomorrow night I’ll think of something to fix.
My morning walk was heavenly. The temperature has fell and also the humidity. It’ll get really hot again, but the reprieve is wonderful. I still see a few flowers when I walk in the morning. The white showy blossoms are called Swamp Rose Mallow, a wild hibiscus. It grows in wet areas. This one was on the edge of Galla Lake. The blue bloom is Blue Waterleaf. It’s a wet land plant also growing out in shallow water.
