Loved this. But YOU are the last Ya Ya, and it's time to repopulate the table, right? The sense that I get from your writing of them is that they were all gentle women. Not weak, not silly (although that is so much fun among people you trust and I'm sure they were at times), not uninformed, just gentle and kind with each other. Openly loving. Such a lovely thing.
This is so wonderful! I need a Ya Ya group and it’s not too late to begin one! I might send this blog out with my request to create a monthly girlfriend lunch - kind of a template for rules!
Loved this. But YOU are the last Ya Ya, and it's time to repopulate the table, right? The sense that I get from your writing of them is that they were all gentle women. Not weak, not silly (although that is so much fun among people you trust and I'm sure they were at times), not uninformed, just gentle and kind with each other. Openly loving. Such a lovely thing.
This is so wonderful! I need a Ya Ya group and it’s not too late to begin one! I might send this blog out with my request to create a monthly girlfriend lunch - kind of a template for rules!
If you set one up I swear I will drive down and attend once a month. I miss the Cape. Yaya
My mother had a Ya Ya group. It was a gift watching them over the years.
Loved this one, Chris!!!
You my friend are Yaya!
Love the Ya Ya group. Such a sweet story!
I’d love to be a YaYa Sister; and I understand that is not my role in this life. I’m sure I’ve done it before, and will again.
Love this tale of years of friendship and good times shared!