Now you see it, now you don’t

It was nice, wasn’t it! I’m still wearing a goofy grin. Good thing we got out in it while we could, eh?

Thank you. I understand it might be up for sale, now that the market’s improving.

Thank you Anna. We must see what the weather brings before making our final commitment, but the beach has a certain appeal.

It has definite possibilities, especially if April 10 turns out to be a nice sunny day without much wind. (Starting in late fall, we go down to the beach and decide which way to walk depending on the wind direction. Definitely best to walk out against the wind and return with it at our backs. Sneaky wind that sometimes shifts while we are out there.) I’m very glad the photos make you want to be here. We strive to encourage appreciative Tourist People.

Thanks, Karma – I stood there and drank my coffee and watched the entire herd browse their way through the yard before the caffeine kicked in and I thought to look for the camera. When I moved to get it, most of them strolled over the hill and down into the lane out of sight, but these watched me for a bit. I think they know when hunting season is.

With any luck the snake will eat the fly.

You are quite welcome for the photos. Mama Nature provides. I just click. (I will, however, take credit for showing up ready to click.)

Live-blogging is an excellent idea. Babs has an iPhone–AND an iPad–and one of those might even work during the Beach Segment. I suppose we could tweet, if I could remember my twitter password, although we are more likely to huff and puff. Ah. We can write a huffingandpuffingtonpost. Puffpo. We too can aspire to wealth and internet fame.

Don’t tell Larry Tomlinson we’ll be huffing and puffing on the beach. He’ll get the wrong idea and the next thing you know huffing and puffing will be restricted to windowless pole barns at least 1750 feet from the nearest child.

Thanks. Just imagine a salt-free ocean.

Thank you. Mustn’t overtrain of course.