Started with yoga while Dave took a walk. I was more
prepared for the speed of the class. There’s still one move I’m having trouble
with – kneepads would help. As I left class I got a text from Dave saying he
was at midtown. It was still very foggy and wet, so we went home and did some
relaxing. Dave also talked to Gordon
Church, one of the owners, about the ants. Apparently the exterminator came
yesterday while Dave was out of the house. Dave also sprayed the perimeter with
the smelly stuff before he left for his walk, and the ants do seem much
diminished.
Lunch was Pig’n, and we had our usual. It’s one of my favorite
lunches, but once per visit is enough. After lunch we did some shopping,
picking up a sparkling gewürztraminer for our Sunday wine tasting, an interesting
spiced rum, and a new game called Fluxx. We also purchased and mailed a
postcard for Wyoming – hope it gets there!
After the shopping we did two very fun puzzle geocaches. The
first involved finding clues in a new mural that’s on the side of Whitebird
gallery, then using those clues to find the cache. The second was a super fun
way to see one of Cannon Beach’s real treasures – the trashcans. There were
coordinates for 8 trash cans, and the information on the top was used to solve
the cache, which was out by the sewage lagoons.
A sample trash can rhyme was something like Tillamook has cows/ Seaside
has rides/but Cannon Beach has cans/in which we take pride. One of the trash
cans had an egregious grammatical error, but fortunately it was not one of the
cans in the actual puzzle. Also some of the can slogans were adapted from
songs, which would make me go around humming for a while.
By the time we finished it was starting to clear up, so we
went home for some relaxing. Dinner tonight was the dinner show at EVOO, which
was fun as usual. The first two courses – rockfish with pasta and duck breast
with succotash and a peach salsa – were standouts, as were the wines they were
paired with, a prosecco rose and a LuJon Syrah from Walla Walla. Also the lemon
shortbread cookie. Then home for sitting
in front of the fire. A good day.
Don't fight the bike? Even if you have to go by yourself, I will be there in spirit, spinning around and around.
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