Last Hours

Happy March everyone.

We're enjoying our last few hours here at the beach.  It's raining lightly.  The tide is out and the, "Don't go out on Haystack Rock!!" car is out there with pamphlets and nature walks.  Juli is still snoozing and I'm reading another book.  We have our slider open and we are right next to the stairs to the beach.  So I hear the conversations as people head down for their beach walks.  "No it's too cold for swimming."  "Get Karly's  leash!  Get his leash!  Karl!"  *bark bark bark yap bark!*   "Don't Feed the Seagulls [that sounded official]"  "seagulls:  Mine!  Mine mine!  Mine!  Mine!"   "I got up before sunrise and watched the world come alive."  "Coffee's ready!"

 

 

So now we're going to lounge a bit, and then check out and go to breakfast.   ...or lunch.

( I finished "The Accidental Sorcerer" by K. E. Mills [a.k.a.Karen Miller]. )

 

Good By Ocean

Good By from Cannon Beach.

It's about time for us to check out.  The rain is starting to make it's way ashore and the weather Radar says the rain is significant.  THe waves are a little bigger.

We'll be off to the Pig & Pancake, because that's just how we roll.  We may walk the beach or the town, but the weekend is drawing to a close.

Juli has started her third book.  Naomi Novik's "Black Powder War".
I've started my second.  Carrie Vaughn's "Kitty and the Midnight Hour.  [Werewolves, Vampires,  and Talk Radio in Colorado.]

The weekend almost did it's job of causing relaxation.  I could do with another day.  But Monday comes.

Next bit of breather...   NorWesCon.

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