Monday, February 28, 2011

Some beautiful Culebra finds

Yesterday is a bit of a blur, maybe because an unnamed person woke me up last night, insisting I go and watch the Oscars...which I managed to do (despite the fact that I don't see many movies and don't know who most of the people are) until about midnight, when Ennui reared its glittering head and insisted just as strongly that I respond, with sleep. At home. Thank you. Thank all of you, including the dog. And the dog's mother and all dogs, in fact. Do you like my dress? I will gladly confess to enjoying the audience around me far more than the show...dancing prancing singing boa flaunting people do amuse. A lot.
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Where was I? When crossing the bridge yesterday, I saw this sail boat. We get a lot of beautiful boats in here and this was one of them. At least, I think so. Eye of the beholder and all of that. Sort of like the Oscars...



Then I got a Moya fix, when Juanito, Randi and Moya stopped by for a visit. They are never here long enough, but at least I get cart corner moments. Love you all!


Two island brother men happy to see each other again 

A beautiful family - be still my heart!

Later in the day I was out walking (and no, I'm not going to say where. Not for anything. Not even for Oscar Meyer Weiners *urp*) and found these crystals. I have never found crystals before and it was a pretty wonderous moment for me. Crystals. Here. Beautiful!!!


All in all, an excellent Culebra day. Thank you to whoever is directing this show!

Have a MAHvalous Monday! Do something MAJOR!

p.s. This has nothing to do with Culebra, or maybe it has a whole LOT to do with Culebra but I liked it very much, and had to pass it along...

5 comments:

  1. Serious juju in those crystals. Must be the Acadamy of Hot Sauce award. Congrats.

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  2. Oh. And once again, your keen eye for boat lines is our good luck.

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  3. Yes, beside the beautiful lines, I like that when you really look (click, then click again), you realize, this is a damn big boat, but it is so elegant, it just seems...right.

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  4. This reminds me, I hope your seafaring friends stay well away from the corridor that all the pirate stories keep coming from. Hard to believe this could happen in our time.

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