Anne did post, but it was on facebook, not here. Sorry there haven't been more blogs.
Yesterday was made entertaining by many things. We didn't really leave Codrington except to take a small walk. In the morning while Anne talked to Ian about follow-up from the workshop and trying to get me more work,I wandered down to the duck and lily-pond and figured out the number of down feathers the Goose GIrl would have needed to make her dress for the Prince's ball. 7200 or more, for those of you who are interested.
We said good-bye to Isaiah and Oswald at noon and after supper respectively.
We went for a small walk after supper, stopping to talk to Junior, who was painting the roof of a cottage for rent ($800 a month). He was a very articulate man. Anne took pictures of practically everything but we couldn't get close enough to the goats to get good pictures of them.
When we got back to the flat Anne had to stop and take pictures of the crapauds (poisonous toads) which I'm sure ruined their night vision for life. Then we had a bat that thought our light was interesting, but while looking for a dark corner hid behind Anne on the couch. Then it got under the couch where Anne could take pictures of it. We finally got the poor traumatized thing swept out the door, and of course it immediately came back in the window. So we repeated the whole performance.
It is Wednesday and we are leaving this afternoon for Miami. Tomorrow we fly to L.A. and have a mutual admiration society meeting.
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