There's a REALLLLLLLY LOOOOOOONG limo driving around the island this evening. Full of teenagers. It's prom night, and they are dressed to the nines and having a ball.
I tried to take a picture of the limo, so you could see how long the dang thing is (really, I have never seen a stretch limo that long before!), but my camera was not cooperating because it was dark. Sorry 'bout that...
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Musings, stories and photographs about my life on a small island off the coast of North Carolina.
About Me
- 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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May
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- Another new sign
- Whew!
- Streeeeeeeeetch
- Press release
- Sad seaweed
- Windfall sail
- Jimmy's review
- The sign!
- First night at the Jolly
- Funds for firemen
- Talent show
- Touch-n-go
- No parking
- For sale?
- Another new restaurant
- Spaghetti dinner
- BINGO BINGO BINGO
- A profusion of roses
- Senior Sunday
- Things to do in the next week
- BBQ and baby basketball
- Group of Friends
- Jazzy afternoon
- School lunch
- Progress?
- Garage concert
- Sneak preview
- Lazing around
- Honoring young lost men
- Make way for ducklings
- Growing!
- South Point Road in Spring
- Routine
- May flowers
- New signs
- Ghost walk - again
- Yard sales
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4 comments:
just last month both of my niece and nephew had their prom in St.Louis .......i have a little idea how excited kids(oops..they hate to be called that) are.your seaweed post was touching...in other part of world(AUSTRALIA) another blogger had same feelings towards starfish deaths...you can see if you wish to...thiswillhurtme.blogspot.com.
I will be visiting in a few weeks, but for only a few days. I was wondering if you might have any tips or suggestions about what you might do if you only had a few days to visit. I've been before, and I've reviewed travel guides and such, but I thought you would likely provide better information. And out of curiosity, has a lot changed in the past year? Any information would be helpful and extremely appreciated. I certainly understand if you can't find the time, though. Do take care. And thank you so very much. :)
Hi Kavita ~ thanks for the tip on the thiswillhurtme blog - I loved both the pictures and the captions, and especially the series of thoughts on the Pros and Cons of toddlers. Hilarious and thought provoking all at the same time - that's a good blog!
Hi Anonymous ~
That's a question that's a bit tough to answer, because there's so much to do on Ocracoke (yes, really!), and it depends on what type of thing you enjoy doing.
I think this is a great question, though, and one that others might like to see the answer to. Right now (at the beginning of the season) is a good time to answer a question like this, too, so I'll post a blog with some thoughts on it for anyone who might be interested.
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