Oceanside Birthday week, yes a whole week...

Life is a Panoramic Beach


View from my timeshare after the clouds moved on.


Oceanside Harbor

Sign of Ageing
A dear friend made these to share!! Yumm
Former, but never Ex, boss came to visit. Arrrrrr

Found an Old baby picture, no wonder I like the beach.



Wholly Guacamole, Batman!!!
"Piers for the memories.."


Farmer's Market food, fun, and music.



Cool GMC 5 window truck

My new stained glass mermaid

Some have suggested I "Go fly a kite". I say to them, been there, done that.

Sand, water and breeze... perfect day

Great Breakfasts.


Location: Oceanside, CA, USA

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