We went there last night expecting to have another great meal like we had last month. Boy, were we surprised! Actually, I now wonder if the place was sold. I think the cook used to work at MacDonald’s and it must have been the waitress’s first day. The crab-cakes were more filler than crab-meat, the shrimp and scallops were overcooked and too few for the amount they were charging. We were half finished our meal when the waitress got around to bringing the seafood and tartar sauce and Worcestershire. And she never asked about dessert.
Today was an absolutely beautiful day. I spent all afternoon sitting on the deck and knitting. I took lots of pictures, but I put them on the other computer and then deleted from my camera. You’ll have to wait until tomorrow, maybe. It was Olive’s first time outside. So, I took a picture of my sock progress just for you.
Here’s the creek on Tuesday morning before I left. It was still very cold, but the sun was bright and there was much wind. One of the roads that I usually take had not been plowed so I had to take state routes. I probably could have taken the other road, but I didn’t want to get stuck. I’m too old and creaky.
Usually it’s too windy to walk along the river in the winter. It was only 30 degrees, but the sun was shining. This is one of the reasons I like living here.
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Up a Creek in Lower Slower Delaware 