September 21, 2019 - fundinmentalfundinmental

First…I start out with a plan…We have more than a thousand photographs between us, Mr Wonderful and I. We shot with our phones and numerous cameras. I chose some of the highlights…and I have a headache trying to choose which to use. I hope you enjoy them.

I give up. No matter what I do, I can’t get the photograph to show properly, though it does in draft. I resized, cropped, changed the size, but the darn thing refuses to listen to me. LOL

Image may contain: 2 people — We went from the airport to the Boston Red Sox Game.

Friday, Mr Wonderful went golfing with his brother and I hung around the house, binge reading….the Twilight series. It was nice to sit and relax by myself, getting ready for the upcoming whirlwind tour.

Image may contain: 3 people, including Sherry Snider Fundin, people smiling, sky and outdoor — Saturday we went to another Boston Red Sox baseball game with Mr Wonderful’s brother, who is an avid fan and his wife…who, at the moment, is missing in action. LOL

Image may contain: 1 person, standing, sky, ocean, mountain, outdoor, water and nature — Sunday we went fishing in Narragansett Bay, Rhode Island with a good friend of our.

Image may contain: Eric Fundin, smiling, sky, cloud, outdoor, water and nature — The big one didn’t get away. It’s a scup. A very pretty fish. We gave him his freedom.

Image may contain: tree, plant, sky, house, grass, outdoor and nature — The Cape Cottage

Image may contain: 2 people, including Carolyn Fundin, people sitting and indoor — Monday we headed to the Cape and treated Mr Wonderful’s parent to a 61st anniversary dinner.

Tuesday Mr Wonderful went by himself to play golf. Because of my arm injury I am still unable to play, so I stayed with his parents and brother and sister in law. Then I went for a walk on the beach.

Found some sea glass and shells for my collection.

Cape Cod’s low tide is .24 feet and goes to a high tide of 3.31 feet. I didn’t stay at the beach for dead low, but most of the water you see in the photograph will be gone and the bottom of Cape Cod Bay will be visible and people often walk out so far they get caught when the tide comes rushing back in.

My first Cape Cod sunset in 11 years. I was very fortunate to be alone and enjoyed the peace and quiet, before the weekend comes. Even though it’s off season, there is a big, men only, golf tournament coming up this weekend and the place will be flooded with renters.

Wednesday, Mr Wonderful took his mother to LL Bean in Mashpee to do some shopping. He’s such a good son. I spent some time reading and blogging. They came home with some lobsters and feasted. Me, I have an allergy to shellfish, so I had a couple of sliders. MMMMMMM!

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Every sunset is different, but unfortunately we had a lot of cloud cover.

Thursday was a beautiful day, but we got a late start, so we jumped in and out of the car shooting some photos and racing to the next place. We knew rain was coming in and wanted to get in as much ‘sun” time as possible.

Image may contain: shoes and outdoor — This is one of the few times we did not go whale watching. Each tour is a unique experience and I was sorry we didn’t have time.

One of the first places we hit is Chatham Lighthouse.

Fishing boat coming in to offload its catch at Chatham Fish Pier.

This is the first time I saw shark warning signs, but because of the huge rebound in the seal population, Great Whites like to visit for a yummy meal.

Another anniversary dinner, this time with all the crew and on their actual anniversay day.

Friday, unfortunately was rainy and cool (I hate being cold). I spent most of the time shooting from the car. 🙁 We hit all of our must haves.

Pilgrims Monument in Provincetown. I love this place, but it was pouring rain, so I didn’t shoot as many photographs as I would have liked.

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I have spent many hours on this front porch, though not so much this time.

I’ve also spent many hours at the Sunset House shooting phtographs.

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Image may contain: Eric Fundin, smiling, ocean, outdoor, water and nature — A big thumbs up!

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I have read a lot of Emily Martha Sorensen’s short stories and was happy to read Rite of Passage.

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MY ONE SENTENCE REVIEW

The twins are turning twelve years old and will have a choice to make, but it is not a choice like human children make and it will definitely be life changing…but this ends in a cliffhanger and you will have to read more….

I voluntarily reviewed a free copy of Rite of Passage by Emily Martha Sorensen

Animated Animals. Pictures, Images and Photos — 3 Stars

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Twelve-year-old twins Jaeda and Kaedin are preparing for their society’s rite of passage. Kaedin’s hoping to get magic. Jaeda just wants to survive. But neither are prepared for the surprise awaiting them.

“Rite of Passage” is a 1,900 word short story. It can be purchased here, or read on the author’s website for free.

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