I had a 3 hour nap today and I still feel too tired to
type. So pardon my lack of wit, but here come the beach
pictures. We stayed and my folks' house on the Delaware Bay the
weekend of the Whitaker reunion. It's a ramshackle cottage in
constant need of repair, but damn if it isn't the most relaxing place
once you're there. Mom and Dad are finding it less so, since
they're seldom there w/o a caulk gun and a hammer, but WE enjoyed
it. Ben got a little modeling for Polo in while we were there:
Julianna and Lily on the beach. Those sticks behind Lily have
been there since we got the house, in like 1981 or something. I
thought they were for crab pots, but nothing ever seems to happen
around them. I wonder how far they must be in the ground to have
stood all this time and all these storms. I think maybe they come
from the earth's core.
Careful! Horseshoe crab's gonna git yer feet!
Fredo LOVED it. He had a dog party on the beach:
I kept him on the long leash for a while, so that I could pull him out
of a fight, should it become necessary. But everyone played
nice. That's Sadie (Golden with a funny haircut), Max (big ol'
lab), and Bailey (frisbee crazed Border Collie). Bailey was far
more interested in the frisbee than the other dogs. She could
have chased that thing for all eternity. And was QUITE peeved
when Sadie kept going after it. Once, it rested on the sand long
enough for Fredo to get a snif. He looked up like, "THIS is what
all the excitement is about? You can't eat this!" After we
went back to the house, Sadie came by a few times, looking in the
windows to see if Fredo could play. The place is so quiet that I
just let him out. He was in heaven. He needs a way-back
machine so that he can go to the days of dogs just roaming the
neigborhood in little packs. He'd be hit by a carw/in a week, of
course, but he'd be so happy until then.
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The sticks behind Lily are fish net poles. Clearly, your people are not from Delmarva. :-P
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