My hubby, bless his heart, said to me today "just think 21 years ago we were.............single". Yep, it's been almost 21 years that we have been married. As with many of you, it's been a 'ride' with marriages, births, deaths and illness. During all of this, we were blessed with the birth of our daughter "Black Rose" whom you have virtually 'met' through this blog.
'Black Rose' is a very special individual who brings much happiness to our lives. Nothing makes me smile any faster than hearing her laugh - the one that makes her eyes sparkle. Currently she is out of the Province on a class trip.............I wonder if she will remember her parent's anniversary? She did last year, she bought us a beautiful keychain on which there was a 'sketch' of her that lights. It's very hard to describe but very lovely....so her.
Happy Anniversary on Thursday my dear husband - may we have many more as we travel on to graduation, university and retirement.
Thank you for all that you mean to me (to us).
Well on our way to St. Martins today, we decided to take a different route. We took 'the back way' in from Sussex and came upon a graveyard that was established in the 1800's! We LOVE old graveyards and often take the time to explore. However, whereas it appeared that there maybe a funeral today, we just made a quick tour and came out before anyone really arrived (well, one vehicle got there).
Today we took a drive to the access road to the beach that hosts Anvil Rock in St. Martins. It was low tide, but the tide was already starting to switch so we couldn't spend too much time. However, we still had time to walk almost to Anvil Rock. We saw much and learned more. Hope you enjoy the pictures of what once was a part of the cliff but has since formed Anvil "Head" through coastal erosion . 
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An early morning stroll on the beach was just what was required. Wow, what a B E A U T I F U L day out there already! I really hate to return to the 'real world'. My family slept on as I trudged through the sand, rocks and mudflats (I almost fell down too - good thing they missed that one). One further slide of my foot and I would have been singing HB to me in the mud! YUCK. But wait, they say it's good for the wrinkles! Maybe I should run back down before the tide returns. 