Virgi's Views

You are 1.3 decades, 13 years, 156 months, 677 weeks, 4,745 days, 113,880 hours, 6,837,339 minutes, and 410,240,376 seconds old! Welcome to the first of your seven teenage years! Enjoy each and every minute of your lucky 13 year! Love you more, Grams.

This And That * We all know that song, “Do You Want To Build A Snowman?” Well, I have thought about, and I say no, I don’t want to. I want to build a sandcastle on a beach in the Caribbean.

This And That * Don’t ask permission to fly. The wings are yours and the sky belongs to no one.

This And That * They say to listen to your inner voice… well, mine wants me to quit my job and move to the beach. * On Tuesday, March 3rd, skywatchers will get a front row seat to witness a total lunar eclipse where the full moon shifts into a rich copper red gold.

Love you, Dad My Dad passed away twenty years ago on February 16th, 2006. It doesn’t seem possible he has been gone that long because I feel him in my heart every day.

Happy Birthday to my sweet Sadie! Here are a few loving notes I found to let you know how much you are loved—if you don’t know already….. “There are a million things I still want to teach you, but you somehow end up teaching me even more.

This And That * “We’re All In This Together!” I can’t believe that “High School Musical” is 20 years old! I love all the songs and the dancing sequences choreographed by the one and only Kenny Ortega!

This And That * I don’t know if I even did anything wrong, because I am pretty sure I followed the directions exactly, since I took two rights and a left, and ended up on the gangplank of a cruise ship! * Do other people have the same problem?

This And That * Make sure to include yourself in the list of things you need to take care of this week. * Someone wrote that sometimes their thoughts get boring, so they go out for a stroll through their mouth.

This And That * As the Sentinel-Times navigates these next few months as we settle into a routine and work to cover the news from around the county, please remember, I will make mistakes, even though I am “practically perfect in every way,” like my friend, Joan Balderston.