I went over to see some of their championship games and as I left, each of the young ladies gave me a hug - and the travelling moms made Terry feel like it was old home week. Nicest folks.
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| The Grandpa's with their new found 'kids' |
Got up this morning to find a crescent moon and star shinning down on a returning tug. Looks like it's going to be another perfect day here in Alabama
Spaghetti dinner last night - must have been 500 people show up and was it good! Initially didn't plan to go but one of the wallyball players had an extra ticket so felt obligated - man am I glad we didn't miss that one. They had a 'senior's band' playing during dinner with the wildest collection of instruments - guitar, harp, dulcimer, lap guitars, Appalachia harpsichord, harmonicas, penny whistle, fiddle, banjo and a couple others I just didn't know what they were. But they were really good and played all through dinner. We stuck around to listen for an hour after dinner.
Biking has improved considerably - lots of perfect weather for nice long rides. Plan to get out a few times this week.
Haven't been fishing yet - water is still too cold - it's killing spiral starfish, big jellyfish and the guys that have been fishing have only caught drum (toss back) and sheepshead (them too). So maybe next week?
Finally caught up with our friends from Maine who we met last year - went to a brunch on Sunday that was to die for - huge and T's bloody mary was 'strong' - actually just right. There was a lady making omelets and what a hoot!! She had to chat with everyone in line as she made 3 at a time and had a zinger for everyone - I made the mistake of asking for basil which was actually spinach and got a few jabs for that one for sure. Delightful morning
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