St. George in October restores the soul....

The party ALWAYS starts at Boss Oyster!!!!

Sitting on the Dock of the Bay....

We got sunscreen!  (And are prepared to head into battle with William Wallace!)

Mullet catcher!

Mullet Catcher girl!!  Way to use a casting net, Roo!!!

Prep time. Yep, if we catch it, we eat it!!!  YUM!

Pretty Ruthie!

No...they are not ALL mine!  But, they were delicious!  Thanks, Irina!

Me and Fredo

Freedom....

Shady lady

Shark alert!!!

Pretty Roo!

Why the hole?  Only he knows...

The cutest beach bum!

Seashells by the seashore...

Hope flies on dragonfly wings....

The beauty...

Family

While there were no turtles...it was beautiful and peaceful...providing the kind of feeling that seeps in and sets up home for a soft place to think upon in difficult moments.  St. George has always been generous to me that way.  Hard to believe that this was 5 years ago:  Inauspicious beginnings
Along with this:  Dock of the bay
And this: roygbiv
And there was Sally:   Sally the loggerhead turtle
And 2 years ago...it was a ten years with melanoma-versary:  sgi pictures of summer 2013
Thoughts on:  Ten years with melanoma
So, thanks again, St. George.  I am grateful to have tasted your bounty and rested while looking upon your bays and inlets.  I am so fortunate that my wonderful peeps once again indulged me, sharing their love and support.........now 5 years NED, 12 years with melanoma and 51 years blessed.  Much love to you all - les