Land of Many Waters

I had the wonderful opportunity to go to the interior of Guyana for two weeks. I went as a support person on a medical team from Ve'ahavta, a Canadian Jewish Humanitarian Organization partnered with the Lions Club of Bartica.

Mukilteo Beach

So I've probably spent more time at this beach than any other. It is literally five minutes from my Grandma's house and when I was little we'd go all the time and feed the birds and play around on the logs. So fun. Sometimes we'd even take the ferry and go visit Fort Casey on Whidbey Island.

I remember one time hearing about my Grandma and Grandpa being on the news. They had decided to take the dog for a walk (good ol' Peppy, the Schipperke) and it was a really windy day. I guess something about the "old" couple and the little black dog appealed to King 5, because they decided to interview them briefly about the wind. I wonder if Grandma still has that video anywhere(yes this was back in the day of VHS tapes)....

this ferry is way out where you don't normally see ferries. grandma told me to take a picture of it in case it's significant.

i really love the way the photos of this cluster of rocks turned out.

i like the reflection.

grandma. sitting on a log.

the. sky. is. awesome.

around puget sound

At the beach in Mukilteo

Random alley near downtown historical Snohomish

A very pretty flower. I love this picture.