passing notes
anticipation on Christmas morning
climbing on old farm equipment
moccasin boots
hot tea and cold pizza
southwestern horizons
the sound of tiny feet on hard wooden floors
car shows
The Wonderful World of Disney, (1968-1979 version)
poetry readings
the smell of burning sage
feeling invincible
painting mismatched chairs from flea markets
chasing dogs through corn fields
clove cigarettes
spanishwoods 
Beautiful sentiment and photo
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Thank you.
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Love this! Made me nostalgic 😀
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Thank you 🙂
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Awh. So nostalgic. Intentionally Do them again Sylvia !!! 😉
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You’re right Jodi. Although sometimes doing things again can be successful and sometimes I find the magic has just gone away. It can be difficult to recapture.
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Indeed. But then you might find some new magic too 😉
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Very true. 🙂
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Too cool! (Feeling invincible may be the feeling of immortality.)
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I do believe you are right Tom. Having children took that completely away.
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This is excellent! And cold pizza is the best!
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Love cold pizza. 🙂
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Those were the days.
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Obviously, I’m looking through some rosy tinted specs here, but still….they were very good.
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I think I could skip the clove cigarettes, although there was a time when I dearly missed my pipe. As for the hot tea and cold pizza, I think I will stick with hot pizza and cold beer. 🙂 –Curt
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Laughing.
And you are right that our tastes change throughout the years. Probably why when we try to recapture some of these things, they don’t seem as desirable as they once were. But like Jodi said, sometimes it is worth trying again. Maybe someday if I have grandchildren we’ll have Christmas anticipation and hear little feet on wooden floors again.
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Absolutely, Sylvia, and we may have a whole new appreciation. It is fun to watch our grandchildren on Christmas, but it is a different kind of magic. –Curt
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This is beautiful!
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Thank you so much.
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