Dwindling Numbers

As the celebratory week winds down, our numbers are rapidly decreasing as well. At brunch there were 23.

We got to spend an afternoon on the beach with friends. Hot in the sun, even with the wind. But just getting partially wet was enough to cool down.

Dispersion of folks downstate, UP tourism, Canada and flights from both Soos. By dinner it was down to 8.

(Dinner for a few of us was Clydes, the only boats were small motorboats and the Sugar Island ferry. And strangest of all, no seagulls harassed us for food, only a fly intent on Allen’s Big C burger. )

Such is the way of the world.

Work continues for most, and for most that means being somewhere other than here. So we flit in and out. The wedding provided a focus that allowed me to be here at the same time as others.

I often feel removed when we are at the cabin. Lack of connectivity through the little hand held device accounts for some. No TV is yet another normal home source of information that is not in attendance. I do understand there is wi-fi available, of sorts, and much can be found if you bother to get a computer out.

Maybe tomorrow. I think I will pick up my book.

4 Responses to “Dwindling Numbers”

  1. margiegf Says:

    I like no connectivity, but then enjoy getting it back. The best of both worlds. I went to the library and got a bunch of regular books. I feel like I’m spending too much on the kindle versions.

  2. Paulette Attie Says:

    We so enjoyed the ceremony on the beach. Rey and Becca’s wedding allowed us the unique vantage point of seeing all of the little kids of long ago suddenly before us as competent and kind adults. And the weather was perfect! I absolutely loved the simplicity of the white chairs defining an area where family and friends gathered to witness the ultimate promise of love. (Of course we missed Carl, Jane, and others.) These ceremonies uplift us all. You have a remarkable extended family. Cheers to Rey and Becca!

  3. kayak woman Says:

    It was a wonderful wedding despite all of the chaotic happenings in the background. I really like Becca and we enjoyed her parents (I hope the GG didn’t talk Tony’s ear off). You know you can always use my wifi if you need it. And it’s unsecured! As your friend Mark exclaimed when he discovered it 🙂 (He later told me he liked my office – the Lyme Lounge.)

  4. kayak woman Says:

    P.S. I love this photo of the table that kept getting longer and longer and…

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