My Lan ASIAN Eatery

Craving Chef Tiger's phat Thai.
This will have to do for now.

There has been many, many black and white pictures posted.

My son made lunch today!
Perks of remote working.

Cat life.

Cherished and made with love.

Last time to dine in eating this delicious Vietnamese food. Please support small businesses!

Best way to be social distancing. @ New Smyrna Beach House

FYI. Don't bring in your own cups because they will not be able to accept it.

Supporting great small business! Arepas!! @ Mecatos Bakery & Cafe - Lake Underhill

'Till we meet again Barb." @ Markham Woods Church Of Seventh Day Adventist

Anticipating an
EPIC weekend!

Love him so much! Our family member.

No more Beefless Tomato Pepper Steak

Beefless Tomato Pepper Steak

A Chow Fun kimd of day!

Today's the GRAND OPENING!!!!! @ Foxtail Coffee

Today was their first soft opening day. I love to support small business. Come by and get your D**n Good Donut because it was VERY good. @ Foxtail Coffee

Walt Whitman’s Advice on Living a Vibrant and Rewarding Life

“Love the earth and sun and the animals, despise riches, give alms to every one that asks, stand up for the stupid and crazy, devote your income and labor to others… re-examine all you have been told at school or church or in any book, dismiss whatever insults your own soul…”

My KK, my everything. Everyday with you is priceless and my heart is full.

Symbolism of a Sycamore Tree

A sycamore tree symbolizes strength, protection, eternity, and divinity. In Egypt, it is portrayed as representation of Egyptian goddesses in the book named "Book of the Dead". It has its reference in Bible as well. In America, during the Battle of Brandywine in 1777, a 168 year old sycamore tree in Brandywine Battlefield Park, Pennsylvania, sheltered large troops of General Washington. Since then, it became a symbol of protection and hope for the Americans.