Tuesday dawned most magnificently over the Puget Sound. A perfect day for scrambling over rocks, discovering starfish, making avocado toast and kale salads at home, listening to Eva Cassidy, working in our travel journals, curating the expanding collection, and reading about the history of Lummi Island.
A trip to the post office may be in order.
Looks like you could have made a seaweed salad, too
Posted by: Karen Schumacher | 07/19/2017 at 11:33 AM
What a glorious sunrise. You're finding some good stuff. I gather natural bits like that to keep in various sized jars (often small vintage canning jars with metal clasps) to remind me of our trips, and label the bottom of the location, much like Mary Ann's sea water collection.
Posted by: Diana | 07/19/2017 at 11:39 AM
Beautiful treasures! The driftwood looks like an arm/hand. Right above the driftwood...pretty shell! And above that, looks like a chunk of pepperoni😀 The round pale green rock is just gorgeous! Have you guys found the big old Victorian house on the island yet? It is abandoned, but still wonderful. It would be fun to paint! I guess it is even on Pinterest.
Posted by: Karen Goetz | 07/19/2017 at 01:54 PM
I feel the cool breeze coming off of these photos. Thank you for tilting the fan my way (it's triple digits here in St Louis today).
Posted by: Heidi Sue | 07/20/2017 at 08:53 AM