Monday morning, I walked past our local cactus
and bush
to record Suzanne
as she approached
to head for the toaster
and adorn the meal with fruit
that made her happy
as I had my spreads
and she had her omelet
for breakfast. We admired the collection (including the rare blue sea glass)
of our neighbors, Megan and Kim (class of 1983)
who know Susan Taylor. After a stop here
to get more gas
we went to Media Luna
where the sky
and beach
looked good so we walked in
leaving the car
and admiring the drip castle
our neighbors made. In the rocks
by the side of the beach were pretty coral
though we all decided
to stay away from the sea urchins lest we bleed black. While on this
beach, I perfected the self portrait first learning to focus
and then learning to discard the sun glasses
so that I would appear
while the others
explored. I decided to extend my technology to record my feet
in new sandals
with no seaweed
in the picture.
Next we parked at this sign
which explained nature and welcomed us to Navio Beach. The gang
watched the ships
and then we checked out the caves
before another self portrait
to show my skill was improving and pictures of the beach scene before
and after
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my long stint in the water talking to the fish. This led to more self
portraits
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after which it was time to pack up the car
check out the sign
and drive down this road
to town where we saw the sales
and rental
ads before checking out the menu
at the Tiki Hut
and ordering
fine food. Their totem
stood near the only address
we saw in the town as we admired the coconuts
and I prepared
to drive us back to Orchid Beach for lunch.
My lunch was the Bikini Blue (no onions)
and this diet Snapple
which didn't taste as good as it looked. My sandwich
did. Suzanne and Seva collected lots of shells
with this finger
to give size perspective and Peter
thought the seaweed ball
was reason to come out of the water
to have a detailed discussion
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with our ADD OCD inflicted
neighbor who had questionable housing status and
really liked listening to Larry King as he interviewed
Bill Cosby.
That night we took this school bus
to the BioBay
where the people in the water
did not look as good as Peter, Seva and Suzanne
swimming among the glowing plankton.
Dinner that night was at the Italian restaurant in town and the Kramers
and we
were ready for the wine
as we explored the menu
and had salads
and pasta
not to mention Suzanne's
Seva's
and Peter's
main courses as we met the owner
and I showed my ``about to be'' clean plate
to our waiter
who then brought dessert
and coffee
as we speculated about the group at the other table
seen from the other end as well
who turned out to be a group of students from RISD.
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and bush
to record Suzanne
as she approached
to head for the toaster
and adorn the meal with fruit
that made her happy
as I had my spreads
and she had her omelet
for breakfast. We admired the collection (including the rare blue sea glass)
of our neighbors, Megan and Kim (class of 1983)
who know Susan Taylor. After a stop here
to get more gas
we went to Media Luna
where the sky
and beach
looked good so we walked in
leaving the car
and admiring the drip castle
our neighbors made. In the rocks
by the side of the beach were pretty coral
though we all decided
to stay away from the sea urchins lest we bleed black. While on this
beach, I perfected the self portrait first learning to focus
and then learning to discard the sun glasses
so that I would appear
while the others
explored. I decided to extend my technology to record my feet
in new sandals
with no seaweed
in the picture.
Next we parked at this sign
which explained nature and welcomed us to Navio Beach. The gang
watched the ships
and then we checked out the caves
before another self portrait
to show my skill was improving and pictures of the beach scene before
