vi·tal·i·ty
the state of being strong and active
Every morning on my walks here in our South Texas park, I pass this poinsettia plant.
Because it’s so full and lush and perfect, I wondered if it’s real.
A few days ago I checked and sure enough, it’s as real as you and I.
To see the bracts still as red at the end of February as they were at Christmas time made me think of the word vitality.
This week, we’ve been going over to Mexico for dental appointments.
It’s only a 20 minute drive from our home.
My favourite part of this is that we can once more enjoy authentic Mexican food. We didn’t get across once last winter, so now we’re making up for lost time.
I had some problems with my feature photo because of the shadows cast on the plate. I’ll be sure to avoid that next time.
Each of us ordered our fave dish : enchiladas for hubs and chile relleno for me.
We forgot that we could order one dish, split it, and easily have enough food for lunch.
Practise makes better.
Radically Retired 