The House
The Pool
The Gazebo con hamacas
One day the Lovely Mona discovered a unkempt transient sleeping en la hamaca. For some reason, Chompita didn't mind his presence and let him snore away.
An Acacia in bloom
We've got lotsa coconuts
And lotsa mangos, too!
Three shots of la playa:
Dis way
Dat way
Da waddah
Chompita en la playa
Our visitors
Bird of Paradise-type flowers (for Ed).
These purple flowers would bloom every morning and then the wind and sometimes the rain would blow all the blooms away. But there would be new blooms every morning.
Some interesting yellow flowers
Anudda kinda yella flowa
6 comments:
A veritable Eden, Padre. How wonderful for you and the lovely Mona. Oh, and Chompita, too. The blooms are gorgeous. Welcome home.
MadPriest is still as grumpy as ever. I do think he's jealous of you, Padre, but don't tell him I said that.
Welcome back, Padre! Srta. Anna Magdalena saw Srta. Chompita playing on the beach and wants a vacation just like that! (Sr. Ed kinda liked the hamachas...)
P.S. Thanks for the flowers :-)
Lovely! All Padres and Lovely Spouses (and all Madres and Lovely Spouses, of all genders) deserve a restful and sunny vacation. So glad you had one. Thanks for the photos.
I am visiting my beloved parents for a not quite vacation this week, and I am happy to report that on the grounds of their retirement community there are BUNNIES -- never seen them before here (I knew there were birds and chipmunks, but these hoppity hop critters are newish in the neighborhood, though I know my mother had a conversation with one last year) and they are mostly cute and little and brown. But I saw a big one today. It appears the local rabbits are reproducing like, well, rabbits. Hippety hop.
I wish I owned a digital camera so I could take photos, since the aforementioned bunnies seem quite obliging and not particularly shy (which may account for the reproducing like rabbits bit -- also I think they know most everyone here is over 75 and not particularly into hunting) so you'll just have to visually really cute little brown bunnies on green Massachusetts grass.
Beautiful photos, Padre Mickey, thank you for sharing. I'm glad you had such a great time and I love your photo captions.
Personally, I have always maintained that it is possible to live one's entire life in a hamaca!
YAY! you came back!
Does a chompita-wiggle-tail dance of joy...
Looks like a beautiful place, Padre.
Glad you enjoyed!
The bum in the hamacha... I think there may be an outstanding warrant for him in San Jose, California. He seems to know a lot about the so-called suicide of a guy named Jimmy and is wanted for questioning about The Wayside Bar, a place "where the dead people go."
And I say hello to all three people who might get that joke.
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