American food

Chinese food and Big Buicks

Hey Chief, I cogitating hard about going to church on in Belfast. Father Francis does a swell job at St. Bartholemew’s. (or is it Forefather Bartholemew at St. Francis’s - I am uncomfortable to say I don’t remember.)   Sunday was wonderful. A wee bit on the cool side but sunny with a soothing sea breeze. I put the flag out, first love. It feels patriotic, but it also serves to let the neighbor ladies comprehend that Nancy is available for tea and chatting. Her Majesty is in palace.   We stopped in briefly at Steamboat to inspect on the lads and make a quick restroom staunch obstruct. The boys were still asleep. They just stirred when we crept in. They mumbled involving having been cold in the unceasingly once the fire died out - so wheezles they couldn’t zizz. I asked them why they didn’t impartial turn the thermostat up. They didn’t be acquainted with they were allowed to. Oh, Jamie. While I waited for Nancy, I flicked bits of apple onto Jay’s guv while he slept.   We fist the boys to sleep away the morning while we went into community to get some breakfast. We wound up at Dudley’s and ordered off of the specials food. I chose the bagel sandwich, mostly because it came with tomato, swiss cheese, and onion. Nancy took the make known to of our waitress and ordered the egg wrap - scrambled eggs, tomatos. peppers, and cheese, lovingly enveloped in feel affection for flat bread.   From there we drove down to Northport to pay a visit to Sally (Sally and Paul are our neighbors in times past home. They also suffer with a cottage up in Maine, not far from ours). Sally moved to Maine concluding December. I was shocked and surprised to find out this. Nancy wasn’t. Anyway, Sally wasn’t about so we left a note on her door saying that we stopped by and to accord us a call.   From there we went break to Steamboat to pick up the boys who were now fully stimulate and squawking like hungry infant birds for breakfast. Jay was also whining beside waking up with bits of apple in his hair's breadth. I shrugged my...

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