Sunday, January 12, 2025

Today Is Sunday, January 12, 2025: This Is What Happened.




This is just a paragraph post. Yesterday, Murphy and I went to a memorial service for Murphy's Aunt Eunice, who died on Christmas. She was 90. We drove to Coeur d'Alene. Bart came over.

I went to town. I bought one and a half dozen eggs, almost $7.00. I washed another section of the wall. Under a corner table, there were some boxes, mainly of papers. They were divided into four categories: papers that needed to be destroyed, things that we both needed to go through, things that went to the trash, and a few items to the thrift store.

Today's art movement is ART NOUVEAU. I'm only featuring one work of FERDINAND HODLER.

(What The Flower Say – 1893 – Located, KUNST BASEL MUSEUM )


Coffee is on.


13 comments:

  1. I'm very sorry to hear about Murphy's aunt.

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  2. Funerals and memorials are sad. Almost $7 for a dozen and a half eggs? I pay $8.90 for one dozen and different brands are even higher, as much as $11 if you get the biggest size eggs 800grams. I get the 700 grams size carton.

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  3. I got sticker shock when I bought eggs last week. Yikes. Hopefully this won't last too long, but who knows with the bird flu thing going around?

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  4. Sorry about the aunt. Last week I couldn’t even find jumbo eggs, had to settle for large.

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  5. 90 years is a good long life

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  6. I feel so sorry for you, having to go through the family collections. Who knows what aunty wanted to give to the children and grandchildren, bequeath to galleries and libraries, or throw into the rubbish.
    Alas my sister in law is not in good enough condition to tell her brother what to do with her treasures.

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  7. Ninety is a wonderful age!

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  8. I am trying to imagine how Coeur d'Alene might be pronounced there. 😊

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  9. always hard to lose our loved ones ~ hugs to Murphy ~

    Wishing you good health, laughter and love in your days,
    clm ~ A ShutterBug Explores,
    aka (A Creative Harbor)

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  10. I'm sorry about Murphy's aunt. We pay $7.00 for one dozen eggs but they are local free range organic eggs and very good. So it's worth it.

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  11. I'm so sorry about Murphy's aunt. I have never seen eggs for $7. Here we pay about $3.29/dozen for large, a little more for extra large. A few weeks ago at Trader Joe, eggs were 2.99 -- free range organic. (definitely more at Kroger.) Interesting how the prices vary in different markets.

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  12. Eggs are crazy prices right now, if you can even find them. Sorry for your loss.

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  13. So sorry about Murphy's Aunt.
    Funerals and memorial services are not easy to attend, very emotional.

    All the best Jan

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