We are pretty well moved back in. Well, if the dredge would get the job done, my neighbor could put his boat back at his dock, and I could get my boat out of storage and into the water. THEN, it would feel like home.
You can tell this dredge operation is not first class...
It looks like something out of Sanford & Son. They have been non-functional (or no-show) as often as not. The word I get is that ours is the last canal to be completed. There is a board of directors meeting this Wednesday - we plan to attend to find out what is really going on.
There are dolphins needing to be watched!
We have been busy since getting back, but each time we cross the bridge to/from our island, we look out on the Intracoastal to see if there are any dolphins nearby. Nope. Until this morning. Heading to the grocery store (time to stock up again now that we are home), we got a glimpse of a dolphin about 100 feet from our bridge. There was traffic behind us, so we couldn't stop... and no camera with us.
Grocery shopping... apparently, I am not a cheap date. $200 later, we are stocked up for the next few days.
Coming back across our bridge, we again looked for our dolphin friends - several this time, including a momma and baby. Still no camera, but when we got to the other side of the bridge, I pulled off and Joan got a photo with her camera...
No, it isn't the same as having them play by the boat, but... dolphins! We are back, baby!
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