After you’ve visited here, don’t forget to check there!
Before you go, here’s a bit of something to whet your appetite:
As you know, O.C. plays his horn on the point almost every night. Usually when we walk down the hill, one ferry is already in port for the night. However the other night, it wasn’t so.
Me: The ferry is missing.
He: It’s on a training run.
Me: That’s silly. Why would they need to train the ferry? It was built to do its job.
He: Well, sometimes they need to put it on track.
Me: [clueless] Huh?
He: They need to put it on a track to train it.
Me: Oh. Of course they do. I should have realized that. Thank you for explaining, Honey.”
He: No problem.
Me: [sweet & dreamy] You’re so smart.
He: [dryly] Oh, yeah.
Funny. A treadmill?
Quilly, aren’t we lucky to have men around to explain the hard stuff to us?…..Judy
O.C, play louder. I’d like to hear that…..Judy
Is that a train track they put it on?
Doug — our conversation? Yes. How did you know?
J.D. — what would we ever do without them? And maybe — if I ever get my comp back — I’ll film him playing again.
Dr. John — riiiiight.
I realize I’m blonde but I still don’t get it. lol You two are funny.
You two were made for eachother.
Donna — sometimes we don’t get it, either.
Mumma — seems like.
I WANT some of what you’re on!
I’m still too stressed out about your car heading to Hawaii to get this.
I hope your car had a lovely boat ride and I hope the boat had a lovely train ride.
Melli — two parts love, two parts silliness — blend well and share!
Kat — why are you stressed about my car? I can’t drive it to
Hawaii, it has to be shipped ….
Nessa — the car actually won’t arrive in Hawaii until about the time we leave the mainland. (Wait, we’re not on the mainland, we’re on San Juan Island, but the mainland is only 1.5 hours away by ferry.