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Brisk morning about 60, low humidity - sky so clear, it's like the blue you see in the water off a Caribbean Island. You might expect to be able to see across the universe. You half expect to see sails in the sky from the sloops.
Kind of reminds me of looking across the Chesapeake Bay from the east side by Hemmingways Restaurant (best cream of crab soup I have ever had, of course the splash of sherry helps) at Annapolis on an early Sunday morning. The sloops and yachts from the Naval Academy dancing across the water.
Oh yes, 60 can feel brisk and dry after a week of upper 80's and mid 90's.
I personally feel like a salad made by anyone else always tastes better, even if I use the exact same ingredients! Can't explain it...
A lot of times food does taste better when someone else cooks it.
Plus if you're near the sea, you get the warm sun, the salt air and the exercise walking about to work up a great appetite. So I would say memories DO taste better...at least until you revisit them again. Maybe you will out-do your memories next time, D!
(getting hungry......wondering whats for dinner.......
)Perhaps the Animal Spirit is so great that one day it may inspire compassion in the human heart. Nan Sea Love
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