And the Rat Race Continues

Back to work, airing boats out after the months of cool damp weather, biking to West Marine for epoxy (old dinghies require lots of TLC), and cleaning. Of course all this has to be done early so we don't tarnish our reputations as lazy dogs.

Saturday was gorgeous, sunny and warm (till the sun went down), so we dinghied to the park for a Gospel Explosion. The featured performer was James McDuffy, who has the voice of a very strong angel. We heard him again on Sunday, and he vibrated the rafters in the small church, danced with the minister (while singing), and amazed everyone in the audience. Even though he's presently in poor health, you'd never guess it from the way he can belt out a song.

Lunch afterward at the Island Fish Company was wonderful, rivaled only by the Lady Vols win that evening.

Monday was warm enough for a dinghy exploration. We found inlets on Sisters Creek we'd never seen, with lots of boats anchored in the hideaways. We made it to Sombrero Beach, and walked the beach without long underwear and shoes finally. On the way back, we explored the man-made canals with huge and beautiful homes and boats -- we'd love to endear ourselves to these folks so we can inherit! We ended the day at Lazy Days (how appropriate) for great wings and a gorgeous sunset. Now we have to start all over again.