Note to Dayle’s Simple Pleasures friends: I am a freelance writer for a group of local-interest magazines. I thought this post from the other day would give you a picture of the simple pleasure I get from my work.
It would be “just another assignment,” I thought, in another historic neighborhood that I would depend upon my GPS to navigate. As I parked my car and crossed the street toward the pre-World-War-II brick house, I noted how charming the home looked.
I didn’t know the half of it, though. Bob and Becky Lynn, the homeowners, welcomed me with such warmth and hospitality that I felt as if I was dropping in on old family friends. They shared favorite memories, I took a couple of pages of notes, and we laughed about some of life’s little mishaps that they had experienced. These are two people who, regardless of age, will always be refreshingly young at heart.
Click here for the resulting feature, and I hope you enjoy the tour of their home as much as I did.
I love my work. I get to meet some of the nicest people around.
Thanks for reading!
Jan
Jan C Johnson, Writer 
Hi, Jan,
So good to see you at Simple Pleasures today. What a fun post, and a fun article.
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Thank you, Dayle! It always does me good to see your Simple Pleasure and the others’.
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I enjoyed reading this. Waxahachie – what a name!
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Thanks for coming by, Kathleen. I know… the word “Waxahachie” appears to have no meaning or significance whatsoever, apart from being the name of this Texas town. 😉
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what a great looking house…outside and inside too. very homey. I think you do have a great job.
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Oh yes! It’s very easy to see why you enjoy your work!
Lovely article and beautiful photos 🙂
many blessings..Trish
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Sarah and Trish, Thank you so much for stopping by and for the kind words.
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I can see why you would like your job , your pictures are very nice
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