Thursday, June 26, 2025
I met a lovely family today, from Hagerstown. Beth came over first, and the Bernadette came with grandchildren Nora, Charles, June, and Lou. Bernadette’s non-profit business is Prime Time for Women.
Today, the wind changed
Joined by my son, another castle builder!
Wednesday, June 25, 2025
It was hot, but not as bad as Monday, because of the breeze.
Tuesday, June 25, 2025
l will be back for 5 weeks August 9, till September 13💞🏰
A hot hazy day on the beach today
Monday, June 23, 2025
Back to the beach for a week!
Sunday, June 22, 2025
Sad News
Jack, my husband of 49 years, died on November 2, 2024, after a month in the hospital. I am thankful the hospital let me stay with him the entire time.
I do hope to be back on Lewes Beach, at the Massachusetts Dune crossing, August 10 – September 12.
Sadly, leaving Lewes a week early
Yesterday morning, we decided that Jack’s CHF needed to be seen by his doctor, because of his trouble breathing, and the increased swelling in his feet and legs, and yesterday, his hand. We packed up, with much appreciated help from our friends, Audrey and John, and I drove us home to Village Green. We will see Jack’s CHF cardiologist Monday, after labs are done.
I am grateful that we had 4 of our 5 weeks here, in Lewes. I ask, and will be grateful for prayers for Jack.
The Wind continues!
It was so nice to meet Tammy and Heather, from Port Lewes and from Pennsylvania this morning. 💕 Seeing Conway and Annette again was great!💕 The strong North East wind was in force again.💨 I built my 18th castle today.
It’s Windsday today!
We still had a strong wind onshore from the NorthEast, but yesterday’s castle was completely intact, and I decided to try an alligator, and a little tower. Colleen Davis Jacono came down to say hi, and it was nice to meet Juanita Haulsee and her friend Sharon.
a small tower added on
Another windy day today
Very strong onshore wind brought the tide way up beyond the castle (but I didn’t have to go far to get water.)
Not many on the beach, but Stumpy hung out with me, as usual. I’ve known this one footed seagull for five years now.
