It was so much fun, though I knew I would be sore the next day, and I was. I also found a nice stable, Branded Heart Stables, and went for a horseback ride. Michael swore he glimpsed a bald eagle, but I wasn’t so sure. We saw a lot of birds - great blue herons, smaller herons, ibis, storks, brown pelicans, white pelicans, and ospreys. We saw “The Hobbit” again, and “Les Miserables.”Īt the end of our first week in Florida, the breeze finally died down enough for us to go kayaking. It was cloudy and rainy two days, and those days we went off to the movies. My physical therapist will be glad that I kept up with my workouts! A few shells also, though we have so many from previous trips to Manasota Key that we didn’t look for them too hard.Įvery day I climbed the 17 steps to the timeshare unit at least two or three times. But we found probably 30 or 40, and some of them were quite nice. They’re a lot harder to find these days, because the currents have changed. I had a fried clam roll there…yum.Īlmost every day we went beachcombing, looking for shark’s teeth.
We went up to Venice a few times, and that’s a nice town. One drawback was that there was some Red Tide out on the Gulf, south of where we were staying, but people were coughing, and it didn’t take long for my asthma to react. The next few days, we walked on the beach most every day. We got in about 10 o’clock PM, and went right to bed, with the sound of the Gulf swooshing in our ears. So, on Saturday, January 12th, we flew into Tampe, then drove down to the family time-share in Englewood.
I went back to physical therapy as soon as I could manage it, but Michael decided we could rest better and exercise more in Florida. After the hard time I had in December with that bad reaction to the new chemo drug, I was left quite weak and wobbly.
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