Showing posts with label sunset. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sunset. Show all posts
Monday, July 26, 2010
An Evening Bike Ride
Last night I was fortunate enough to take a bike ride along the shore road into Port Elgin. What a great ride and now that the town has constructed a paved multi use recreation path between the two towns, the ride is even more enjoyable. Here is a picture Reebs snapped last night.
Monday, August 10, 2009
Evening Bike Ride
Friday, July 10, 2009
First Day of Summer?!
Today felt like the first day of summer. The sky was blue and the weather was warm, so warm we ran our a/c for the first time this year. I was thankful to have the a/c because M requested lasagna for dinner and making such a dish on a hot and humid day just isn't any fun! So besides making lasagna, I had time to do some laundry and finish the rest of the week's work.
After dinner we went to Sauble Beach and treated ourselves to ice cream from DQ. It was the first evening we didn't need to wear a jacket or warm sweater. Once we had our treats we took a walk along the beach. Here is the beautiful night sky we saw. Looks like we should have another good day tomorrow if the sailor's saying is correct, “Red at the night: sailor's delight.”
As we walked we saw a lot of different sand castles. My favourite one is also my picture of the day! The CD leaning against the side of the castle was appropriately titled 'Sauble Mix'.
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Team Meeting
Tonight we had a wrap up meeting for our Relay for Life team, The Raging Hormones. It was fun to be together again. We talked about our successes and the things we'd change if we did it again. Surprisingly everyone wants to do it again. We'll keep our name and continue to build on our theme. Hopefully we'll get some new recruits too. After much discussion our team leader, we affectionately call her our Head Hormone awarded us each prizes. I got a bottle of orange juice and sunshine sun glasses because the morning of the relay was the first time I had seen the sunrise.
Today my picture is of a sunset. I'm not sure when I'll see my next sunrise, probably at the next Relay for Life, maybe I'll even take a picture of it.
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