Taking time off from our normal school day to…get sunburned.
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| Tybee Island Lighthouse |
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| Digging |
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| Serious digging. |
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| My niece, Morgan |
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| My nephew, Jack, always had his backside to me. The little boy in the middle is some kid we don’t know. He was just so happy to see a whole van load of kids show up to play with him. That happens to us. All the time. |
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| My lovely sister. |
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| At this part of the island, a cargo ship will appear in the distance…ghost-like. |
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| Then a half hour or more later, it will suddenly streak by on it’s way to port. |
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| I tried to get a picture of her eating strawberries, but after a nibble or two, she would shove the rest in her mouth. Florida strawberries are at peak season right now. |
Although sunny and in the upper 70’s, the brisk shore wind made things chilly. There was one girl parading around in a bikini, but I put on a sweater. I think everybody went home with pink cheeks and noses.
Reit This Way 
Lucky.
So jealous! Up here in Ontario Canada, we just enjoyed a mild week, then got a foot of snow, had a thunderstorm and now the temps are below freezing again. What does sand in your toes feel like in March? Looks like the kiddos had fun!
I get homesick every time I read your blog! What a lovely day.
Oh my…want to be there.
NOW
(Closed my blog for while. I will open up again after Lent.)