Eva is bound for Savannah Georgia today with her Auntie Tara and Uncle Erik. They set Eva up with a week at Savannah College of Art and Design. She’ll be there studying photography and textiles for the week. This is her first sleep away experience where she’ll have a roommate and will be all on her own. Granted, Tara and Erik will be 4 miles down the road but Eva will be on her own in the program. I’m very excited for her. I was worried that her flight would be cancelled after everything that happened yesterday with the Microsoft outage but her flight was delayed a few hours and they got there, eventually around 10pm.
On the homefront we have another new bathroom at our house. Well, this is an open air one on the corner. For the next few weeks both streets near us are having the gas lines changed. So we’ll have street closures all for a while. And we have this port-a-potty on our corner.
Today was our last full day on The Cape. Those three weeks flew by. We enjoyed some beach time early in the day with my Aunt and cousins. Aunt Cindy and Uncle Wayne came down for a few hours with their grandkids, my cousin Erin’s kids and we played with them at home and over at the beach. I gave Danny some old lego like bricks that I had from when I was really little. He loved them and created some cool stuff with them. Allison and I cleaned out our closet and had a bunch of stuff for Savers and that was going to go there but I gave it to Danny instead. He’s a nut about LEGO.
Tonight we went to the end of the session picnic in Woods Hole. I thought that we were going to skip it but the kids wanted to go. andy spend a lot of time playing Volleyball with other kids. Eva eventually talked with her two TAs from her class. Auntie Tara pushed her along to go talk. then they had a great conversation. We got Paul’s pizza on the way over and enjoyed that together.
When we got back from the picnic the sky looked great so we went over to the beach for a few photos. We did a recreation of one of the kids with Lexie. Or we tried to, at least.
