My blogging pal, Itajeff from Something to Share has tagged me. I love tags!

Here are the rules:

1-- Go to your photo files…Select the 6th photo folder

2-- Select the 6th photo in that folder

3-- Post that photo along with the story behind it.

4-- Then challenge 6 blogging friends to do the same!

I took this photo back in February, I think. It shows the profusion of jasmine flowers that were just coming into bloom. The fence that surrounds my house is covered with jasmine vines and when the flowers are in bloom, it smells heavenly for the whole street!

I tag the following 6 people:

Rosidah, I'm taking your tag challenge! I love tags, too.


Your mission, should you choose to accept it:
1) Go to your photo files…Select the 6th photo folder
2) Select the 6th photo in that folder
3) Post that photo along with the story behind it.
4) Then challenge 6 blog friends to do the same!

I am tagging the following people:

1. Iman at MyXanaduToo (cuz she's been very lazy about blogging lately and cuz she's my daughter and I can still tell her what to do, LOL!)
2. Sherlock at Sherlock's Stuff (cuz she's just nice)
3. Ronda at Flaredblond (cuz she's my cousin and since I'm older, she has to listen to me like I had to when she played some funky Johnny Cash record all summer long just to torture me!)
4. My Dad at Please Turn Back the Years (cuz even though I can't boss him around, he's got some killer pictures)
5. Anni over at Hootin' Anni's (cuz she takes some gorgeous pictures, and I'd like to see more of them)
6. Kim from Stuff Could Always Be Worse (just cuz)


First, I have to confess that my need to keep photos organized gave me the opportunity to choose from the 6th folder in several different places. I have photos on my laptop, on two different external drives, and on Photobucket. This one came from the files on Photobucket. Just keeping it honest.


I took this photo with my iPhone last summer, hence the not so great quality. This is my favorite aunt in the whole wide world, Aunt Nola (she's one of my mom's sisters) and my Uncle Johnny. My daughter, niece, and I took a road trip to Texas last summer so that we could celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with them. They were married on the same day as my mom and dad -- a double wedding, it was.

We had the party at my sister's house and since they got married in 1958, we decorated with a Fifties theme. They didn't want anything fancy, just family and friends, so that's what we did. There was plenty of good food, lots of fun games, some great 50's music, and wonderful company.