Hello, dear friends. First of all, I want to thank everyone who participated in the drawing for their sweet comments. In 2019, you will see more posts on the upcoming wedding, more at-home posts, more travel and adventure posts, lots of book reviews, and maybe even some recipes from the Mister. He promised.
A reader, "K" suggested an Advice Column. I never thought of it, but love the idea of a monthly post. Start thinking of some questions. If there is one thing I love to do is to give advice - solicited or otherwise. Ask my family. Then ask them how many times they actually take my advice.
Unfortunately, PricewaterhouseCoopers was busy getting ready for the Oscars and couldn't tally the votes and pick a winner.
Not to worry, I made do. I took everyone's name who entered, wrote it on a piece of paper, and put them all in this pitcher.
Very scientific.
Chowdah picked the lucky name.
And the winner is...
Phyllis
Congrats Phyllis. Email me your address and The Red Coat and the A Day At Fenway Park ornament will be on its way to you just in time for Christmas.
Back to the Stroll...
If you missed Part 1 of the Nantucket Stroll, you could find it here.
I asked the shopkeeper if I was eligible for a discount since I am 97% Irish according to Ancestry.com.
Sadly, she told me that I just missed the 97% off sale.
I think that she might have been full of blarney.
While I was waiting for my two partners-in-crime to finish up in one of the shops, I struck up a conversation with this delightful duo. I asked about the matching shirts, and they told me that the group was made up of old friends. I offered to take a pic of them, and they thought it was a great idea. The man reached for what I thought would be his phone. Instead, he handed me a 20 lb. Nikon with all the bells and whistles. For a split second, I thought of taking off and running with it, but I thought of all my packages that I needed to haul, so I decided to be a good girl and take the pic and give him back his camera.
Cyndy's thinking... not another #@%$ picture!!
Nantucket hijinx at its best!
I fell in love with this jacket. The only reservation I had was that I didn't think those crisp pleats would nearly be as pleated when covering my derriere.
Throughout the town, trees were decorated by various organizations. If Chowdah caught wind of this tree decked out in tennis balls, this tree would be toast.
Speaking of toast, here is the Grinch, his tree, his dog, and his Range Rover.
See this tree.
This is what my tree will look like next year.
Forget the ornaments and the all the fuss.
An old sweater, some sneaks, and we're done.
I'll have a lot more time for online shopping.
An old sweater, some sneaks, and we're done.
I'll have a lot more time for online shopping.
I can hear the oohs and aahs from here.
Believe it or not, this window box was even prettier in real life.
Believe it or not, this window box was even prettier in real life.
The town was crawling with preppy ladies carrying hatboxes.
I felt like Dorothy when she first caught a glimpse of Oz.
I did not have to twist any arms to make a stop.
Great assortment of wine. Generous pours.
Our kind of place.
The nibbles are great too!
This is what happens when people have too much liquid energy.
We walked around for a while doing some last-minute shopping.
If you think Nantucket is pretty during the day, you must see it at night. It is positively enchanting!
Photo credit: Jill.
I don't need any lawsuits coming my way.
You'll never guess who we ran into at our very last stop!
Yay! We made the ferry!
Now it's time to sleep off some of that wine!
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Until next time...
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Daffodil Festival in Nantucket
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