Our Fourth

Well, forget about my name change. Somebody else beat me to it. They will get the Eight Billion Dollars.

Did you know that there is now a law firm named Dog, Dog, Dog and Dog?

Ginny & I enjoyed a quite happy Forth of July in our own backyard. Mostly we just talked.

When I calmly observed that life is unfair and spoke about reality as I perceive it, she called me down about my perceptions.

She said, “John, you hold a Black Belt in sniveling”.

Nevertheless, I took her on an outing Sunday.

We drove to Fort George Island to visit the ruins of the Kingsley Plantation, which date to the 1790s. Here are a few of the photos we took:

When we returned home we found a dozen of our Nightblooming Ceres flowers had begun to open. Since these flowers only blooms one single night and wilt away at sunrise, a bunch of us gathered in the dark on our back deck to watch the flowers open.