Mt. Hartman Bay, Grenada

Our Island Ventures Crew - before the boats arrived!

Yes, it required two large boats for this crew - one is docked!

Getting ready for the garage sale - miss you Jessica and Scotty!

Captain Michael on our sunset cruise

Us being taken for a boat ride!

No it wasn't ALL work!  Thanks Conch Republic Divers.

My second favorite dive buddy!

A little relaxation

     We returned from the states on September 2.  Our great friends took wonderful care of Roxy - and yes, she was glad to see us.  Slightly more spoiled - if that is possible!

     Since we have returned, we have been working on boat projects on our boat and helping others, hiking trails, going to Yoga class, and swimming many times each day.  September is the hottest and stillest month - I believe it!  

******News Flash******

     September 21 the house deal was finally completed!  We no longer have to feel like puppets with someone else pulling our strings.  I could write a book about all the things that happened with this sale - and a bunch on the problems related to trying to do it "long distance".  Anyway, we are beginning another chapter in our lives - a homeless one!!

     Soon, our grandson, Lyric will be a year old!  It feels as though this year has flown by!  His birthday present from Paw Paw and Nan is a ticket to fly to the Caribbean to visit.  We are waiting on his mommy and daddy to tell us where he wants to visit so we can introduce him to the ocean!  By the way, he loves the water!

     Last Thursday (Sept 27), we got to experience healthcare in Grenada.  Darrell got fiberglass resin in his eyes - a long story why he wasn't wearing personal protective gear (PPG) but he wasn't.  Anyway, we were rushed to an eye clinic at the hospital and we learned that I am not very good at leading blind people - I ran him into doors, etc.  We have many to thank for helping facilitate rapid entry into St. Georges for the hospital visit.  He is being seen at the same clinic while I am typing this for a follow up visit.