Cheers: To the Colleyville florist Signature Tributes. They did a fabulous floral spray for my uncle’s funeral. They went above and beyond on my order. My uncle was 89 and was a World War II POW in Germany.

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Cheers: To Deputies Kirk, Tillery and Lt. Smythe, who came to my home in the middle of the night to check on me and my belongings because a strange car was in the neighborhood and my garage door was open. Cheers to the neighbor who told them that I did not normally leave my garage door open.

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Cheers: To the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition for the free Piano Lunch programs at McDavid Studio. What a wonderful opportunity for the public to hear the world’s best young pianists in such an intimate and comfortable setting.

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h Cheers: I would like to say thank you to the persons who paid for my lunch on Mother’s Day at JayJay’s Cafe on Green Oaks in Arlington. I will pay it forward. You made my day.

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h Cheers: To Paul at North Texas Comfort AC. He’s a nice, well-spoken young man who keeps our home cool year after year.

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h Cheers: To the awesome Fort Worth police officer who bought lunch for my two grandsons and me June 3. I was paying the cashier when I heard a voice behind me telling the cashier not to take my money. We thank you for lunch.

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Jeers: To the governor’s staff for using the Granbury disaster for self-serving publicity. Not only did they have over 100 workers who were trying to help the victims stop what they were doing, they also made them leave the area, causing further delays.

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h Cheers: To the nurses and staff in the Richardson Tower at Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth. They were so kind and loving to my sister-in-law, who has Alzheimer’s. Even when she was hard to manage, they were so sweet and understanding.

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i Jeers: To a grocery for not flying the American flag on Memorial Day. Big old flag pole sitting empty.

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i Jeers: To the uninsured woman who hit my daughter’s car in Lake Worth on Mother’s Day. Her daughter advised my son-in-law that they are nurses — there’s no blood, therefore, no trauma. Neither offered assistance to my four grandchildren, one of whom has yet to recover.

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