May 13, 2014
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wind
I never remember my dreams any more.
Lunch today was seared beef chunks topped with a mix of tomato, jalapeño and cilantro; steamed sweet peas, steamed carrots and a spicy chicken tamale. Avocado on the side.Mary cleaned house during the afternoon.
Todd, Leah and Robert.
Robert and Todd were making rounds with Leah in the golf cart. Stopped to say hello. Leah ran to me and climbed onto the scooter. I let her drive it a little in the slow setting.
A study in red.
At the outpost, I listened to audiobooks on my iPhone. The Sorrowful Rosary. Some Isaiah. Some of John Lloyd Stephens' Incidents of Travel in Central America, Chiapas and Yucatán, Volume 2. (1841)
Have suddenly lost wind out of my sails.
Comments (10)
There are dreams I wish I couldn't remember! As for the wind - it is good to have a lull so that you can enjoy the calm seas...
Your food always looks amazing. I'm glad that you and some other people are still posting regularly. It makes this place feel alive still. Best regards.
Hope you regain your wind soon.
I hope you can still sail home from the outpost today.
You like to listen to the Rosary? I started saying it with a group of ladies at church but I remembered I didn't like it that much or on my knees anyway. I enjoyed the woman's group though.
I do remember my dreams and they're about work so I wish I didn't remember them cause I'm retired and don't get bad anymore so why dream about it.LOL
those red flowers look really good and Mary,too.
A day without wind in the sails does one good once in a while -- it will soon whip up again! That's a lovely shot of Mary with the red flowers!
Beef and bird for lunch! Stephens' travel journals sound fascinating.
That last photo is stunning ~ love the contrast of the blue and the reds together ~
Curious about who does the cooking ~ the meals are always so beautiful, as well as healthy.
I am glad to read of how much Leah loves you. Children definately have an energy that should be bottled.
I like your study in red.
Austin = TODD
lol
Whoops! Corrected. Thanks.