It's Not Easy Being Flat Milly

Flat Milly is a lil miffed at the webmaster for being slow.

Help these daze



Webmaster runs and hides

OHHH Give Flat Milly A Home Where The Nephews Do Roam...

Flat Milly makes a quick trip out to where her nephew Robin is hiding.

Robin at work in Tucson, Arizona


Flat Millie visits Robin's theater wall at work, Robin goes to a lot of plays

Go Norther, Flat Milly

Flat Milly continues north to Newf and Kelly's in Nova Scotia.

We sure aren't in Florida anymore, Auntie Em.


Cold enough for ya, Flat Milly?


Newf says "Let's go out Flat Milly", (to the shed that is)


What do you do with this stuff, Newf?


Oh, I make things


Flat Milly never parks in one place very long, and it is soon time to go



Newf has a new website, check it out.

Go North, Flat Milly

Flat Milly heads north again and stops by Dave's. Being the perfect guest she brought a box of fine wine.

What to do?


No-brainer!


It's all fun and games when you're a monkey


Until Dave gets home and puts you in timeout

Home Again

Flat Milly then stops by home to check in on Mr Flat Milly, and does some home cooking.

Flat Milly Is Off To Florida

Flat Milly swings by FLA! on the way back from overseas to visit Bob & Jean in Sarasota. Speaking of swingers, check out the bird.



Their Pool


Hey! Look what I just got at a flea market. What are these things?

Flat Milly And Pat Go To Japan

Here are two of my favorite photos from Japan. One is the Golden Temple in Kyoto, Japan, and the other is a picture of my husband Steve and his daughter Brooke (my step-daughter) posing on "Philosopher's Walk" in Kyoto.


Golden Temple


Philosopher's Walk


This is a very famous, ancient rock garden in Kyoto, and a traditional tea shop, also in Kyoto.

Ancient rock garden


Tea shop


This is another very famous temple, and the second picture is a garden in a village on the tiny Japanese island off the coast of South Korea where my step-daughter taught English for a year to junior high and high school kids!

Temple


Garden


This is the view out of our hotel window looking at the mountains and the port where the ferry comes in to bring you to the main island of Japan.

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