"Finally, I suspect that it is by entering that deep place inside us where our secrets are kept that we come perhaps closer than we do anywhere else to the One who, whether we realize it or not, is of all our secrets the most telling and the most precious we have to tell." Frederick Buechner
Monday, August 08, 2011
FB Face2Face
Oh ye bloggers and people of the FaceBook! Yes, this means you.
There's a partay goin' on up in heeah!
If you read Wormwood's Doxy (And who doesn't?). Or, know about Kirkepiscatoid (And, who wouldn't?).
And, if you are on FaceBook, then, you know "Doxy" and Maria Evans.
But, what are the chances that Maria, from Missouri and "Doxy" from North Carolina, would both be in Rehoboth Beach, DE at the same time?
So, we met up at Dos Locos - of course - for some fabulous margaritas and a wonderful dinner. We caught up on people, places and things, and then - all too soon - it was time to leave.
"Doxy" is heading home this morning, but Maria is here for the next few days. Jon Richardson will be joining us later today.
We have plans to hit the beach and the discount malls and then eat our way through every eatable species the ocean has to offer. Last night, Maria had Creamy Crab Quesadilla for supper.
She has convinced me to make my Grandmother's Seafood Chowder while she's here.
"But, it's a hot, hearty, winter dish and, in case you hadn't noticed, it's summer," I said.
"I don't care," said Maria, "I'll let it cool. But, I didn't come all this way to see you and not eat some of that Seafood Chowder".
So, it's off to the market this morning to buy some shrimp, scallops, clams, mussels, and whatever fish is on sale.
Oh, I suspect, after this visit, Rehoboth Beach will be forever changed, but all that will take is for Maria to walk the Boardwalk one time and it will never again be the same.
God is so good. Enjoy your day!
I'm pretty sure we got this one covered from here.
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(With thanks to Sojourners)
Make sure she gets some Fishers Carmel corn, with peanuts, and Dolly's Salt water taffy to gum up her teeth.
ReplyDeleteHave fun.
Put some chowder in the freezer for me!
ReplyDeleteThe thought of you 3 together is downright scary! Some of my favorite people.
ReplyDeleteWe are having a grand time so far. I love salt water taffy, BTW, Suzanne, but I would not have intact filling left if I had some...
ReplyDeleteMuthah, I think you need a fall trip back to northern Mo.!!!!
Hurrah! for the lot of ya!!!!
ReplyDeleteAm with y'all in spirit!
ReplyDeleteSo . . . who among you and your readers are visiting Northern California in the forseeable future, hmmm?
How lovely to see the three of you together. Synchronicity is a wonderful thing.
ReplyDeleteSuzanne - We are having a BLAST.
ReplyDeleteLis - If there's any left, you got it.
ReplyDeleteMuthah+ - I know, right? Even so, we are holding our own. The neighborhood will never be the same.
ReplyDeleteKirke - I would never have thought of having seafood chowder in the summer but it was absolutely perfect.
ReplyDeleteMargaret - Wish you could be here, darlin'. You and Joel. And, your dreams
ReplyDeleteJCF - I'm not planning a trip to N.Cali in the foreseeable future, but I hope you get to meet up with Blogger and/or FB friends. It's a real hoot.
ReplyDeleteSounds as if it's a great get together. I still remember the fun we had at the blogger event with Padre Mickey in NJ.
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