I just looked at the date and realized that I haven't posted. Viewers of my blog probably have become accustomed to just CLICK and there she is talking about everything. It's not unusual that I am tired, we all are. First we endured the horror of the storm and, for almost two years, we have been living it every second, every hour, every day. Whew! Of course we don't talk Katrina every day, we also have our daily lives to contend with To tolerate my bizarre neighbor and still remain christian in thought and action is something I have to wrestle with every day. There is good news, two lanes of the Bay St. Louis (not Bay of St. Louis or St. Louis bay) bridge are now allowing us to connect. Biloxi's bridge will probably have a couple of lanes open this fall. I kind of laughed a little as I wrote this as when we cross the bridges there aren't many places to go except the casinos. The way we pronounce names or precede the names of the bayous like Bayou Bernard, Bayou Cassotte come from our french heritage. Now what is not widely known, we may pronounce bayou as ba-you or ba-yo ... choosing the one that rolls more smoothly when spoken. For instance, I used to live in Bayou View pronounced Ba-yo View. Maddening, isn't it? Yesterday, we (Dave, Anita and Kids) went on a casual outing to the park The little girl in red is Yvonne.

Beach Park

Where's the Water?

The splashpad was great for the kids and I enjoyed watching but I also took the pictures below of new construction or progressive construction in Pascagoula.

Beach Homes

Beach

Beach