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| A DRIVE INTO BAYFIELD FRIDAY MORNING |
Friday:: An early foggy morning eventually turned into a sunny, blue sky day until early evening when it partially clouded over. I puttered about outside, sprinkling grass seed in patchy spots here and there. I then covered those patchy spots with soil from our composter. Lorraine had some things to tend to back in Stratford so she headed home late afternoon for a few days. Early evening, I gassed up the car, grabbed a Twister cone at the Woodland Drive-In, and headed down to the beach in hopes of catching a sunset. It was not to be. The clouds were sitting right on the horizon. Took a few pics around the beach area and then swung up the highway for a drive through Deer Park Lodge where Kelly had worked for ten years, eight of which were in a managerial capacity. Every time I drive through Deer Park, I can see her happy smiling face in my mind's eye as she bustles about the complex doing the many things she so much enjoyed doing for those years. She was an extremely dedicated person, and the Park owner and all the guests loved her. And, I miss her. From there, I headed out into the countryside to my night sky place. A few stars, as well as the Planets, Saturn and Mars, were visible through the thin cloud cover. I once again quietly sat with my thoughts and music. And oh, how I love hearing those Spring Peeper frogs.
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| A FOGGY FRIDAY MORNING FOR FISHERMEN ON BAYFIELD'S SOUTH PIER |
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| WORKERS HAVE BEGUN INSTALLING BOAT DOCKS AND JETTYS FOR ANOTHER SEASON |
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| A CHEERY MORNING CHAT ALONG BAYFIELD'S MAIN STREET |
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| WAITING FOR A FRIDAY EVENING SUNSET THAT NEVER HAPPENED |
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| A LOT OF DRIFTWOOD ON BAYFIELD'S BEACH THIS SPRING |
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| AN EVENING STROLL ALONG THE BEACH WITH AN ICE CREAM CONE |
Saturday: It was 6:30 a.m. when I heard a distant rumble of thunder. Minutes later, the sound of rain had me up, and my day was underway. And, what a wet day it was too. So rainy in fact that I stayed inside all day, and the car didn't move out of the carport. But, it wasn't a wasted day, and I wasn't long in getting myself busy. After the long winter, Kelly's room and the spare room, were both needing a good re-vamping, and I kept myself busy with that all day.
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| KELLY'S ROOM IS STILL MUCH THE SAME AS SHE LEFT IT |
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| I BUILT MYSELF A SHAKE THIS AFTERNOON, AND YES IT IS A BIT LABOR INTENSIVE, BUT IT'S WORTH IT |
Al's Music Box:: Gentle On My Mind by Glen Campbell.
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| OH HOW WONDERFUL TO FINALLY SEE BUDS APPEARING |
GROANER'S CORNER:(( A plane is flying over the Mediterranean. A pilot's voice comes on and says a terrible thing has happened. We’ve lost both engines, and we’re gonna have to land in the Mediterranean. The plane will stay afloat for a very short time, and we’ll be able to open the door just long enough that everyone can get out. We have to do this in an orderly fashion. Everyone who can swim, just go to the right wing and stand there. Everyone who can’t swim just go to the left wing and just stand there. For those of you on the right wing, you’ll find a little island in the direction of the Sun about two miles off, and as the plane goes under, just swim in an orderly fashion in that direction and you’ll be fine. And for those of you on the left wing…I want to thank you for flying Air Italia.------------------------------------
The phone rang at the military motor pool and an authoritative voice demanded to know how many vehicles were operational. Jim answered, ''We've got twelve trucks, ten utilities, three staff cars and that Bentley that the fat-assed colonel swanks around in.'' There was a stony silence for a second or two. ''Do you know who you are speaking to?'' ''No,'' said Paddy. ''It is the so-called fat-assed colonel you so insubordinately referred to.'' ''Well, do you know who you are talking to?'' ''No,'' roared the colonel. ''Well thank goodness for that,'' said Paddy as he hung up the phone.
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So I walked into a this bar and heard two girls speaking in what sounded like a lovely Scottish accent. I said: So, are you two girls from Scotland? One of them said: "Wales Idiot!" So I said: "Oh, I am terribly sorry about that. So, are you two Whales from Scotland?" That's the last thing I remember.
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There will never be a time when you do NOT miss Kelly- she was a vital part of your life for many years.
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DeleteWe miss Kelly too, and the Pheebs. Kelly's room is lovely and it's nice that you've kept it just that way. You lucky ducky...rain. We got point-three mm the other day... would've had to run around in circles just to catch a raindrop or two, darn it. Your concoction in the blender looks sooooo good. That's why you have all that energy and are doing so well! Keep on, keep on!
ReplyDeleteLove Kelly's room so beautiful & peaceful !💐
ReplyDeleteTrue love never stops. Kelly was/is wonderful. And yet, another love can be found.
ReplyDeleteThe wonderful thing about our memories is that they can never be taken away from us. Amazing photos in your Gallery tonight, Al. Take care.
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