Thursday September 3, 2015     
72 degrees w/ 0 mph winds….it’s going to be warm today!
Day 112

Woke to the fog horn this morning.  The house was FULL of sleepy family members…it’s nice that we have two blowup mattresses and that our couch is a futon and makes a bed for two, and we have a second bedroom with a full bed, as well as a cot/couch at the top of our stairs…but it only sleeps one.  Those that are awake and drinking coffee are taking in the 360 degree views. 
 
Breakfast on Seguin
We only had to get a few grocery items yesterday, we had all our leftover supplies from the summer….we never wanted to be caught needing.  What we don’t eat, we will leave and hopefully those that are staying till Columbus Day can enjoy.
 
My Momma 
Guess what we are having for breakfast?????  Blueberry Pancakes and bacon…we have decided that is what our families are really looking forward to when they come to Maine.  PLUS…my cousin brought his homemade Hickory Smoked Syrup…it is delicious!
 
Seen more of these creatures in the last week than all of the summer
I forgot to tell you that when Anne, the VP of F.O.S.I.L. came yesterday, she brought me some goodies from her garden…two beautiful large tomatoes!!  We are looking forward to eating them.

Maine…you can keep your biting flies….vampire flies….they love my ankles…..ouch!  Beverly told me to be ready so I brought those “OFF” battery flavored fans and they are working…when I remember to get one.

No visitors before Ethan’s group arrived…he only had about 20…so we were able to spend a little more time with each little group.  We did have a few boats come but not many. 
 
Visitors
Lunch was a hodgepodge of sorts....with so many to feed, I told them to just eat whatever was left in the fridge. 
 
Visitors enjoying their picnic and Bandit
The weather has been a little hazy all day, and the fog horn has gone on and off all day... and we eventually got a storm from the north.  We heard a little thunder and saw a few flashes of lightening…then finally the rain began…at first it was heavy, lasting about ten minutes…and then one of God’s miracles…a rainbow!
My brother, Kevin and the "odd" shaped storm cloud

Kevin and Momma reading some of the Museums info
My brother, Kris and my Momma on the front porch
My brothers and I headed to the cove to pickup our…I mean their dinner…Lobster! I’m allergic so I don’t get to enjoy the fruit of the sea….I did get to watch them retrieve them from the sea…Jackson had left them for us in the cove.  My cousins husband, Ray, is a Chef…so I gave him full range of the kitchen, and I love it.  So we had a Lobster boil….Lobster, corn on the cob, potatoes, garlic butter…and homemade banana pudding!
 
Kris checking out the Lobster!!
I’m stressing a little….trying to figure out about leaving….packing/cleaning/remembering to tell the next keepers stuff/sad that we are leaving/excited to get back to the real world/sad I’m leaving Seguin/excited my family is here…tomorrow I want Momma to put dad’s name plate on the wall in the Museum.
Momma looking at my collage of photo's in the Museum

Ok folks…my Momma NEVER went out on the catwalk….never when she was here in 1960-61…never in 2008 when we came and visited Seguin and I found out about the “summer keepers”…never when she came out last month with her three friends….but today….she went out on the catwalk!
 
Momma on the catwalk...a 1st!
We enjoyed the sunset…then a card game around the table to end the night.
 
Kris and Momma, we went to check out the Whistle House and the site of the other house

My family is so excited to be here…here on Seguin…some for the first time ever, some for their second time.  They are loving the morning time…which it is my favorite….ok, they are loving the entire time…all the way to the sunset!
 My cousin Dana and her husband Raymond enjoying our beautiful sunset