North River

These are a few more shots of the North River taken Saturday evening from the front yard back yard lovely grounds at Kingston Plantation. 

The weekend was a flurry of activity, starting with Daughter's soccer game Friday night. (They lost.  We don't want to discuss it.) Saturday's fundraiser was great fun.  Mother's Day involved a lot of work for me but also a lot of seafood fun.  If I get around to it, I'll post a few pictures from that Food Fest.

For now, there's not a whole lot to report other than surviving the work week and traveling to King William Wednesday night for Daughter's soccer game.  There are only a couple more games left in the season.

It's difficult to believe we're midway through May already.  If time goes by any faster, I'll be reporting directly from the Mathews Convalescent Center, which hopefully has really good food and top-notch entertainment.

I am counting on it.

Fundraiser

Saturday evening I attended a fundraiser at Kingston Plantation.

This was the view from the back yard.
(Around here, when the back yard fronts the water, it's called the front yard.
So, technically, this was the view from the front yard.
No matter which yard is referenced, the view was spectacular.
Who here is exhausted even though we've not even begun the blog post?  CBW put your hand down.)

I might be the only human on the planet entertained by the juxtaposition of curvy driveways
and the vertical lines of fence posts, brick walls and trees.

Kingston

There was music.

There was food.

There were good friends.

My Across-the-Creek Neighbors

Miss Gaylia of Sutton and Kline fame.

Aren't these two elegant?

Miss Ann, who owns Kingston

Miss Ann and Brenda M.

Proceeds from this event went to the Mathews Family YMCA.

What a great evening.