Thursday June 18, 2015
63 degrees w/5 mph winds
Day 35

Another day in paradise!
The sun is out, but there is a little bit of haze, not foggy, just not bright.  Boats are sailing on all sides of the island.  They are traveling quickly across the water so I’m assuming the wind is in their favor.

Larry went down to the cove to sit and have his coffee this morning and take a few photos….I think he likes the ducks!! 
A family had apparently come in during the night and connected to one of our moorings (a floating ball that they can attach to instead of anchoring).  A young family with three little boys ages 5, 3 and 6 months.  The two older boys were having a blast on the beach.  The family lives and sails all summer on their boat. 


Ethan brought a group of three families.  One family had three little girls…they took a brochure and were very interested in possibly becoming keepers in the future.  One little girl bought a “Passport”…this passport is for getting stamps from the different lighthouses that you visit.  The Senior group from last night let me look through theirs….wow.  One lady told us about her father being stationed here at Seguin in about 1945.  She wasn’t sure.  She took the Friends of Seguin info so she could look up the information and let them know.  Larry walked with her and her daughter to the cove to make sure they got down safely.  Donations have been wonderful, people are gracious. 


I love sitting outside, closing my eyes and feeling the sun, the wind and hearing all the different sounds.  I found a new little flower that I haven’t seen before.


Ethan has more tours tomorrow, so I guess the visitors will be steady throughout the rest of our time here.

I think the next time we are in town; I will try to buy me a stuffed toy bunny.  I can put it next to my photo of me, mom and her holding the baby Belgian hare.  The kids 
(ok, the adults too) can then touch something and remember this place in a different way.
Didn't see the ants till I took the photo, these little flowers are so tiny
New little purple flower..it looks like an onion flower, but the leafs dont
One year as I was teaching a Sunday school group of kids, we were studying the Fruits of the Spirit.  I took a bowl of plastic fruit and wrote the different gifts, one on one piece of fruit, etc… I remember mostly the banana…I wrote “Long Suffering”, because of the length of the fruit.  After the lesson we would all have a snack of that particular fruit. Kids have come to me some 20 yrs later and talked about the bowl of fruit lesson. 
Large anchor outside the tower and gift shop

Our next overnight guest will be here Friday night.  It is so neat to share this place with others.  We’ve met so many new people and some new lifelong friends…and the summer has just begun!

You know when you find out something that probably everyone else know…well I couldn’t figure how, sitting in our living room, looking out at the ocean that it was about 8” above the window seal.  How could the ocean that is “below” us be this high.  We’ll, yes you already knew this, but the horizon is “always” at eye level.  Yes I’ve done the up and down motion while looking at the horizon. Wow!

Larry was down getting me some seaweed for my garden, apparently it keeps the ground moist and gives it nutrients, anyway, two sailboats came into the cove while he was down there.  Only a father and daughter team from one of the boats came ashore.  The girl being about 26 now, first came to Seguin when she was only about 6 weeks old.  They just wanted to spend some time walking around the place and enjoy their picnic. 


Chicken Pot Pie for dinner!  It’s gotten a little chilly tonight 57 degree with a wind chill of 52. Going to watch a movie on the computer and then off to bed…after watching the sun set!
The clouds are amazing