I love them too. This is from an arrangement my paralegal got from a family member for her birthday yesterday. I am drawn to them too. I’m glad they give you happy memories of your mom! The lady we rented a house from in Virginia when I was growing up had a whole field of them and we used to play around in that field hiding, etc. I think that’s why I love them.
His song “Sunflower”,and I debated over that second ‘n’. I should have remembered.I was a fan and always watched his show. I was raised on Frank Sinatra, but when I heard Glen do “All My Tomorrows”, I will now only listen to his version.
Oh, my goodness! Glen was the best of the ‘crossover-country’ singers of the 1970s, (me being a classic rock kid). If you ever have some time, you might give a listen. In fact, that is an idea I might jump on myself. It’s been a long time since I heard any of his songs, which is why I was so surprised that “Sunflower” jumped into my head! LOL!
I LOVE sunflowers. Real or not-real they are gorgeous. 🙂 My mother
loved them. That might be why I’m drawn to them?
By: Laurie Ryan on June 10, 2026
at 10:40 am
I love them too. This is from an arrangement my paralegal got from a family member for her birthday yesterday. I am drawn to them too. I’m glad they give you happy memories of your mom! The lady we rented a house from in Virginia when I was growing up had a whole field of them and we used to play around in that field hiding, etc. I think that’s why I love them.
By: Author on June 10, 2026
at 12:01 pm
What an awesome memory!
By: Laurie Ryan on June 10, 2026
at 12:07 pm
fun times!
By: Author on June 10, 2026
at 12:10 pm
“Sunflower! Good morning”…
Suddenly, Glenn Campbell came from nowhere!
Thanks for the day brightener!
By: Tonette Joyce on June 10, 2026
at 9:31 pm
No idea why it made you think of Glen Campbell, but that made me smile
By: Author on June 11, 2026
at 9:08 am
His song “Sunflower”,and I debated over that second ‘n’. I should have remembered.I was a fan and always watched his show. I was raised on Frank Sinatra, but when I heard Glen do “All My Tomorrows”, I will now only listen to his version.
By: Tonette Joyce on June 11, 2026
at 9:12 am
I only know two Glen Campbell songs. LOL Wichita Linesman and Rhinestone cowboy. LOL
By: Author on June 11, 2026
at 2:45 pm
Oh, my goodness! Glen was the best of the ‘crossover-country’ singers of the 1970s, (me being a classic rock kid). If you ever have some time, you might give a listen. In fact, that is an idea I might jump on myself. It’s been a long time since I heard any of his songs, which is why I was so surprised that “Sunflower” jumped into my head! LOL!
By: Tonette Joyce on June 11, 2026
at 9:57 pm
I was around in the 70s and still didn’t have much in my head that was Glen Campbell. LOL
By: Author on June 12, 2026
at 2:41 pm