Another Sunny Day

It is a lovely sunny breezy Monday and I am inspired to write so here goes…

Chaya was home this morning and she prepared a nice breakfast for us before she left…us being the two of us.

Dylan is due back from the Mainland tomorrow and Chaya will be travelling over to meet the ferry in Sidney. Hopefully his visit with his dad went well…otherwise it will take a few days to re-tune the instruments.

Chaya doesn’t seem worried though, and she needed a break for sure. Hanging her wash today, there was a big smile just below the surface.  She knows her beloved little explorer will be returning home.

There is a big island festival in a few days, the annual Lamb Barbecue and I have promised Chaya to attend that with them all. It happens every Canada Day

http://www.saturnalambbarbeque.ca/

The island doctor has also asked to see me on Wednesday...she is just checking up on me.

Until then I am just breathing and being!

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