We have been pretty busy this month
Have decided to go back through my folders
and pull out some photos from
THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER
Labour Day weekend we had another storm
on the island
The ol' willow tree by the ferry shack
split in two
Just a little tidbit of information here.....
My sister-in-law Heather's Father
proposed to her Mother under this tree
Heather's Mother is now 94 years old
so
you know that was a number of years ago!!!!!
Our son Curtis was home on holiday for a few weeks
We went down to Chatham to have lunch with our niece Susan
at the William St. Cafe
Here is our old kitchen table that graced my parent's cottage
which we lovingly referred to as
THE SHACK
The table then graced our home for many years
before Joe cut it down and used it as a 'coffee' table
at our cottage
When we sold our home we had to make room for
College Street furniture
so
the table then found a new home
at
THE WILLIAM STREET CAFE
MANY A CONVERSATION HAS TAKEN PLACE AROUND THIS TABLE
MANY A FAMILY MEMBER AND FRIENDS
HAVE SAT AROUND THIS TABLE
IF TABLES COULD TALK!!!!!!!!
Cousins
Remember the story about Joe and cottage friends
trying to move the big log????
Well............
A local fellow was over on our side of the island repairing a breakwall
He tied his boat up to our dock while he and his 'men' worked on the barge
As a favour he moved the log down river
Hurrah...............
Now we don't have to worry about the ice moving the log
and having it hit our dock this winter
Now this is what you would call
one big yacht
I was talking on the phone to my friend Jan
when I saw it going by
'Oh My Gosh'
I said
I have to go and get a picture
Call ya back!!!!!!
The name of the yacht is
Blue Moon
which is 198 feet long!
When Stephanie was young she had a best friend named Lisa
Lisa pracially lived at our cottage during the summer
Now
Lisa and her husband have a cottage on the island
Pretty neat I think
We had a couple of fishermen out front
Their line got caught on our lift
There's Joe to the rescue!!
The bench
Twice now this guy has come for an evening visit
After the fest yesterday we went for a drive
We were down by the mouth of the Mystic River
along Long Island Sound
Alice and David wanted to show us the Gingerbread house
which is in the town of Noank
Down the road I spotted these jeans hanging
out to dry
WE DIDN'T GET TO FOXWOOD TODAY TO SEE DI'S DRESSES
HOWEVER
WE'LL BE THERE TOMORROW WITH BELLS ON!!!