Our property manager's office has really taken shape. Notice the sign on the door.
The inside looks quite different than it did. I sold the old garage door on Craigslist for $50. Cheryl and Ralph(101) donated the ceiling light fixture. Keith's wife, Judy, donated the large desk. The frig was painted and looks new. We had the computer and microwave. We used the side door that was there on the bathroom in back. The new front door was an old door that used to go between the two sections of the building. What a difference!
Keith and Judy were here yesterday and today getting things organized. Today they brought two of their grandchildren, Audrey and Tyler. Tyler just turned 11 on the 29th.
Happy Birthday wishes today to Pat(506)as well as their son, Ronnie. When Ronnie was here last week he caught the first fish under the new light, a 17 inch flounder.
No one caught much this weekend, but George went out with some friends and did it again. They brought back 20 trout, 3 flounder, 1 red and 1 black drum from St. Charles Bay.
I witnessed something unusual yesterday. A pelican dove into the mitigation site to catch his lunch. It then flapped its wings and took off at low altitude and successfully flew below the crossbridge. The tide was a bit low, but I could hardly believe he made it.
Speaking of low tide, Scott was able to get his big boat out the channel this weekend. It was not that easy, but doable. We actually went out last night to try to flounder at St. Jose Island. The moon was full and navigation was not that difficult. The water temperature was 57, which is not bad for this time of year. The water had been still and clear for a few days, but for some reason it became murky by the time we got to the island. We tried several places, but found no clear water.