So - We are finally here in Stuart, Florida. We beat it out of town a day early in order to avoid the predicted storm that was headed our way. I love Christmas time in our home, and felt very strange about packing things up so quickly and so early. As it was though, I'm glad that we did. While we hit torrential wind and rain through Virginia, and bumper to bumper traffic through the Carolina's, we did not encounter snow or ice - both of which would have had us stranded somewhere!
I have to imagine that the first two pictures below look as though they had been totally planned! The first is of our Christmas tree by the curb the day we left. The second, we ran across on our first trip to the beach! Bruce asked me if I wanted him to straighten it up - I said "No, no, no!" and told him he would understand why when I showed him the picture from home. It just cracks me up!
It has taken us awhile to get settled and I think that we are finally getting the lay of the land. Yesterday I got my library card - the library system here is phenomenal! I also scoped out the local knit shop and am ready for their first "social knit" time!
I hope to share our adventures in the weeks and months (3!) to come. In the meantime -
Happy New Year!
I wish you a very happy new year, Tracy, and all the very best for you and your family!!!
ReplyDeleteThis Christmas Tree pictures are really great! They look as if a Christmas tree was on a journey to finally see the sea...! :)
Have a great time!
You are absolutely right about the journey! I almost think that there might be a children's story in there somewhere!
DeleteHappy New Year from sunny Florida!
The boys and the tree reminded me so much of my son and his friends on the days after Christmas when they were younger.
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That tree must have been tired after such a long trip!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy making more knitting friends T.! xo t
How funny! The tree look identical. Maybe it's sign you're on the right track? :) Jealous of all that sun you'll be soaking up. It's rainy and cold here in Ireland.
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