Dreary Saturday

Yesterday was a milestone for High Corners. The bathroom that has been under construction since prior to our moving in became fully functional – at long fast. The shower door was the last thing to be done. Michael initiated the place.

It’s been raining on and off for the last twenty-four hours. I have to believe that much of it has been “tank” rain since it hasn’t been that windy. And fortunately the rain held off last evening for the annual Bermuda Invitational Mile run. It’s a series of about ten races starting with primary school girls all the way up to the elite men’s race.









The three of us were able to snare a prime table in one of the restaurants overlooking the start and finish line of the race. I think Kim made the arrangements through a colleague who knows the restaurant owner. Temp was probably around sixty. We ate outside, but with our coats on. Great fun and a great view. I took lots of pics, but not a lot of good ones. I was experimenting with a new camera, and have concluded that night time sports is one of the toughest things to photograph.





Today is more of the same dreary weather. We’re all sort of doing our own thing. Kim and Michael are working on sorting through memorabilia they want to save. The things will need to be stored in sealed plastic bags, otherwise the humidity could do some serious damage. One of the pitfalls of island living. I’ve already been out and back for my weekend errands. After I get this posted, I’m going to start hanging some pictures. Still trying to get this place to look like home.

Stay warm.