Not too long ago, a very breezy day, the bay was choppy and the sea birds were all hunkered down on pier pilings left over from Katrina.
This guy was eyeing the bait of a nearby fisherman. We were able to get pretty close before he started to move away.
And something I've rarely seen, on the side of a house in Bogalusa, a walking stick. Amazing.
Another view of the wrought iron balcony of 220 North Beach Restaurant, so pretty, and not in New Orleans, right here in Bay St. Louis.I continue to work on socks and am contemplating a shawlette from the Jane Austen Knits special issue from Interweave. Dealing with sick car and hence a new car, that already has a slight transmission problem, being serviced as I write, but as it gets terrific gas mileage I am thrilled.
A beautiful day today, nice and warm, a bit of rain in the forecast, a good day to make something yummy in the kitchen. Hmmmm.
Hi Penni--just had to pop in and say 'merry Christmas'! and tell you that you do such lovely work, I'm always impressed! Although I read your blog often, I don't always write anything--wish you could come to January spin-in so we could meet in person.
ReplyDeleteHave a super holiday season!
Cheryl McW
Thank you Cheryl, it would be so nice to meet. Maybe I can swing it this year, not sure yet. Anyway, thank you as always for the encouragement. I always enjoy visiting your blog and seeing what you've been up to, too. Happy spindling.
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