I love traveling, but it is good to be home!
While we were gone, I missed:
- Salt water.
- Humidity - yes, really! My skin feels better already. I love Colorado, but my skin does not like the dry air.
- A book signing for a new novel (The Lady and the Moon) by local writer Mary-Chandler Newell.
- The community meeting to get more information, and provide feedback, about the Negotiated Rulemaking process for off road vehicle management in the national seashore.
- The brief re-opening - followed very quickly by the re-closing - of South Point.
- A potluck for Caroline's birthday - I was really disappointed about missing that!
I really do enjoy traveling and seeing new places. But sometimes I wish I could be in two places at once!
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Musings, stories and photographs about my life on a small island off the coast of North Carolina.
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- Ocrakate
- Ocracoke Island, NC, United States
- I am blessed and lucky to call Ocracoke Island, NC home. Ocracoke is beloved of residents and visitors, and I hope this blog will be a way for folks to keep in touch with what's going on here, both in general and in my life specifically. It's a fix for your Ocracoke jonesing!
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2 comments:
So funny! People always laugh at me, but it's true; I love humidity. It's so much better for skin. When I went to Colorado I got nose bleeds and my skin just flaked off. I lived with chapstick. Welcome home. Rebecca
Thanks Rebecca. You are right about Chapstick! The Air Force Academy connects cadets with a local "sponsor" family to provide support, and my sister's "sponsor Mom" Colleen always gives her new cadets a gift pack of Chapstick, lotion and sunscreen when they first arrive in Colorado. Anywhere else that would be a slightly odd gift, but there it's perfect!
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