Just a quick note to make sure you know I haven't abandoned you. The weekend is finally over, and I have just a few minutes to fill you in, and promise you that more will follow and photos too.
Mr. Happy Vegan's first born got married this weekend. Here in the beautiful Florida Keys. Remember they moved here not too long ago, so their wedding went from a "Keys Destination Wedding" to a "You Bet We're Locals" wedding. I think the wedding was magnificent because the bride was truly a breathtaking vision, and her groom was as handsome as you'd ever wish. They got their wedding by the sea as hoped, with many loved ones to witness and wish them well. I hope it was everything they both hoped & dreamed for, and I will post a few snaps when I get the chance.
Also, as mentioned the Superboats were in town for the World Championship in Key West. There were 3 fatalities during races. I wish I didn't have to write this, but to not mention this I think is disrespectful to those who perished, as well as to anyone involved in the sport. We were at the races on Wednesday and saw Big Thunder's wreck. Both the driver and throttleman died. We were not at the races on Friday when Page Motorsport's boat wrecked. The driver survived, but the throttleman succumbed to his injuries. We attended the full day of racing on Sunday, and saw many tributes to those racers, all the boats had special decals on them, and there was a plane flying a banner in memory of the 3 racers too. Our thoughts truly are with those families and friends of those who wrecked.
The races went forward on Sunday, we had VIP tickets and front row seats for the competition. It was a beautiful day, and the boats were magnificent. I will post photos when I get a chance.
Last week the Parrotheads were in Key West for their annual festivities, Jimmy Buffett showed up for a "secret" concert on Duval Street. We heard he was performing, but thanks to our work, could not go. I'm sure all those who made it had a fantastic time. Only wishing I could have been there too.
As you can see, in addition to the day to day obligations of life, a lot has been going on. Now that the wedding is over, I think things will calm down a bit and we can move into our regular pace of things for high season. Its hard to believe its the middle of November when I'm staring at blue skies and palm trees, but here we are. That's the story from sleepy old Big Pine Key (or maybe just sleepy old me), and I promise to post a few snaps asap. I did take over 800 photos at the races, I'll share a couple of my favorites as soon as I get them off the camera and onto the computer.
Until next time, enjoy every day where ever you are. Life's too short not to do good deeds, live with compassion, and appreciate all that surrounds you.
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