On the boat our schedules are loose at best, impacted more by the weather than anything else. Dressing up means putting on a clean shirt and shoes. There are no time schedules and the only firm appointments are breakfast and dinner time for the canine crew - 7:30 am and 4:30 pm, in case you wondered.
We loaded the car with Jeff's single suit and my one dressy outfit along with food, treats, toys, and the kids' other necessities -- and left Charleston. Dyna and Dylan put four more states under their belts: Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana, and Illinois.
Dyna kept her Grandpa company while Dylan kept his eye on the kitchen hoping to woo his Grandma into some special treats. She always was a softy.
Their Aunt Jane thought they were indispensible when it came time to carve the turkey. They were pleased to help clean the floor when pieces of turkey somehow landed there.
Nice big hotel beds were appreciated after months of sharing the master stateroom bed on aCappella. The wedding was lovely even though Dyna and Dylan's offer of flower girl and ring bearer was politely refused. Frankly, we think maybe the bride and groom were concerned of being upstaged. The kids are awfully cute, after all.
There was lots of excitement, good time with family, good food, and the sharing of a very special time with people we love. A nephew was married, a grand-nephew was born, and a niece was engaged, all in one busy week. Our niece is planning a wedding for next May or June, about the time we will be returning to the Chesapeake. That'll call for another trip on land and of course the kids will be there. Sandra (the next bride to be): Dyna and Dylan are available. Think about it...
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