Today I received a hand painted birthday card from Lahoma.... Do you remember Lahoma? If not, you can read about her here...part 1... and then here.. part 2.
Lahoma paints birthday and Christmas cards every year... for over 300 friends and family... and now I have been added to the list!
How sweet to be added to the group of people this wonderful octogenarian paints cards for each year. How sweet to have found such a lovely friend... in the twilight of her life... still enjoying painting and her family and friends...
Happy Birthday!
God Bless and Keep You
Love, Lahoma
Thank you Lahoma, for the best birthday wishes ever... from down here in French Lique... on my 55th birthday...
11 comments:
How totally neat. What a gift.
What a beautiful card and such a gift of friendship. Happy 55th Birthday!
There is no way to do an appraisal on such a beautiful gift from the heart. You are one blessed woman, my friend. Happy Birthday...55? I got you beat!
Debbie
I read both of the past posts...what a treasure, the card, the painting and the friendship! I would have done the same investigation...I just love to find out the details. Wonderful post...happy birthday!
Sue
What a treasure. Happy Birthday.
What a beautiful card and yes I remember you writing about her.
How great that she still paints and sends that many cards..wow, I thought I did good 1 yr when I painted 12...
Merry Christmas and happy Birthday to you
Molly
Hey there, Ms. Dixie!
I so enjoyed reading about Ms. Lahoma (one of my favorite first names) today! Happy Holidays and 'cowgirl up.'
That's lovely, Dixie!
I know I wished you a happy one before, but allow me to say it again... HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DEAR DIXIE, HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU!
XO,
Sheila :-)
Happy Birthday!!!!
WOW that is a gorgeous card!
Smiles~
Marilyn
O so sorry to have missed your 55th birthday, Dixie girl.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!
Love, bj
Merry Christmas, precious Dixie! Checking back in to say I hope your Christmas this year is the best yet, filled with love and joy and blessings overflowing. Sending you much love across the miles...
XO,
Sheila :-)
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