Just before leaving the Cape we had the crowd over and made a Polish dinner. We found a Polish grocery store in Melbourne so we grabbed some great kielbasa and some ingredients to make golabkis and perogies. It became an extended family project with everyone lending a hand.
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Perogies before cooking
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Cooked perogies
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| Golabkis out of the oven |
Thanks again Jeff and Linda for hosting us for so long. And as usual making everything so fun. We are also missing Aspen Skye and Ginny.
From the Cape we cruised down to Jensen Beach where Mark went to school when Florida tech had a branch there. We stayed with Terry and Charlene and got reacquainted as it had been a couple of years. Both grandkids are growing and we got to meet them as well. The Omicron virus was going and Don and Mary had it. So we had to visit with them via phone. Both Terry and Don went to school with Mark.
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| Charlene and Terry Veatch |
After Jensen it was time to head south to Miami. We stayed with Pat, Peri and Roxanne. Mark worked with Pat on Mark’s first tugboat job. Pat’s wife Dawn was pregnant with Peri when they left Seward. Unfortunately Dawn got sick just after Peri was born and died. But Peri is growing up fine and is a bright pretty little girl and we are sure Dawn is watching over her from heaven with pride. Roxanne is Pat’s fiancée and is having fun helping Peri grow up.
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| Roxanne, Pat and Peri |
While in Miami, we also got a chance to meet up with Kate and Petter, friends from Singapore.
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| Oops, Mark and Petter are blurry |
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| Here is a clear photo of them |
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