Showing posts with label ocean. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ocean. Show all posts

Monday, February 28, 2022

The Barren's birthday

 After weeks of planning, The Barren's birthday arrived and we drove to a town about two hours away. We stopped in the downtown area, ate some diner food (that later gave us both indigestion, because we are 50 years old) and then checked into a hotel that overlooked the sea.

Like was 20feet from the ocean

After taking three deep lung filling breaths of the ocean air The Barren turned around and fell onto the bed and took a multiple hour nap. 

I sat next to him, listening to the ocean and his snores.

After some time had past and I my level of boredom had peaked, I woke him up we walked to see the sunset on the private beach footsteps from our room...The Barren gathered stones for a hopeful future inlay project and I took photos. We then returned to the room to sleep some more.

We woke up in time to watch the sunrise from our private patio, listen to the sea birds awake from their nights slumber and begin search for food.

It was quiet, it was peaceful and it was prefect.




Here is a photo of me, in a tee, a sweatshirt and a thin puffer jacket 
(because that is how you dress when it is cold here on the west coast)
on our sunset walk before falling back to sleep.

It was a moment in time where nothing was wrong, 
we were adulting like real adults 
and the world was quiet so The Barren could turn 50.


Monday, July 11, 2011

Baby dolphins

I commute. A lot
Mind you, a good chunk of my trip is along the coast,
it is pretty to watch the sun rise and set over the water.
One of the benefits of all this ocean time is that we sometimes see animals.
Today, I saw baby dolphins playing in the waves while adults feed on fish and seabirds waited for leftovers. My hubby had seen baby dolphins once while I was driving
and
I thought he was teasing me.
~
Today I saw them and the shock in my voice upon seeing them sent us into a fit of laughter.
We pulled over and I grabbed my little pocket camera and shot some images of the ocean.
It was windy, so you can hear that whipping be me.
Although most of them show no baby dolphins...it was still cool.