Just hopping over to say hello once again.
Signs are sometimes amusing to read. In
Virginia on bridges, there are signs
saying “no crabbing from the bridges.”
Word play and word meanings came to
mind. So, I could “crab” or complain in
another spot? Just not on the bridges!
On Long Island family visits, we
have a favorite spot to stay. Each
time I see the sign “park head in,” my
mind starts to play with the words. Why
only head in? Why not head out? I
surmised the owners did not want folks
backing into units or signs; hence, head in
so, you can see what you are doing! Ah ha.
A favorite breakfast treat is grapefruit
sections with honey topped with a sprig
of fresh mint. The sight and taste of the
mint reminds me of tea I drank in Morocco.
It was served in a tall, clear glass. In the
Long Island retreat, we enjoyed several
days of an acai bowl with granola and
garnished with blueberries or blackberries,
coconut and cacao chips. Topped with mint.
Healthy, gourmet fare did not have many
calories. The scoop of acai was a cold
concoction which was almost like a sorbet.
Refreshing and satisfying. We savor
our breakfasts while visiting family.
My husband gets his fill of fishing, fly
casting, and boating. I enjoy sitting
on our deck and reading a good book.
Quality time. Beautiful weather. A
nap or two. The perfect pause to
normal routines. Change. Good
conversation. A walk on the beach.
Occasionally I have featured blog posts with signs, amusing ones in our neighborhood or in towns we’ve visited. Enjoy your weekend!
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Marian, thank you for reading and commenting. Signs can be quite interesting I think. Be well. Have a lovely weekend!
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What gorgeous photos you have of your visit! I could almost hear the seagulls.
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Anne, thank you for your kind comment. Much appreciated. If I close my eyes, I can hear the water and the seagulls. Memories of beautiful images in my mind. Hope you are well and have a nice weekend. oxox
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The sun is shining here, and its warmth is welcome. Happy weekend to you, too. oxox
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Great that you have sun. We feel the cold rain and the temperatures to match. Going down into the 30s tonight. Autumn weather. oxox
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We’ve had temps at night in the 30’s, though it is warmer again now. We’ve been wearing our winter gear for the morning walk — a sweatshirt and windbreaker. People know it is cold when we get out our New York winter coats. oxox
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Anne, interesting that you mention winter coats. Our church had a collection of winter coats this weekend. We donated several and then had to pull out our own gear. It was cold. Haha. Face the facts that winter is coming. I read of an early snow this year too. Such is life! Be well and keep walking. oxox
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You will have more sustained cold than we will. I don’t miss the cold, but I do miss shoveling snow. oxox
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Anne, soon we will have plenty of snow to shovel off our walks. We pay to have the driveway plowed. The cold which goes to the bones can stay away. I just start to layer more and more now. Be well. oxox
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Great blog post and photos! I enjoyed being a part of these memories! Xoxo
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Emily, thank you so much for the comment. You were a big part of our memories too. Hugs and blessings. Enjoy the weekend. oxox
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Lovely, Mary Ann… ❤
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Bette, thank you. Much appreciated. We have brrr Autumn weather here now. Sigh. Be well and stay warm. oxox
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No frost yet, but temps in 40s and wndy! BRRRR… Cold temps, rain and wind predicted all week. ❤ Stay warm and well! xo
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Bette, thanks for the update. We had frost the other night but not the hard frost yet. My husband scraped ice off the windshield. The sun just came out to brighten our spirits. Temps remain chilly as per Autumn weather. Same to you: stay warm and well. oxox
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