Yes, I agree, it’s been nice meeting you, too. Another organizer-driven soul! HA!
And thanks for the encouragement, yes…my hobbles are becoming less wobbly (an unsuccessful attempt at a rhyme – sorry!)
🙂

You are welcome to use it for any ‘lucky’ purposes of your own, Jennie!
😀

IMHO: West coast is more ‘wild’ and accessible to everyday people. Plus if the line on the map shows it’s along the coast…it does indeed run along the coast with a view of the ocean. EAst coast can be ‘wild’ in the northern states such as in Maine and that’s gorgeous, but for the most part, the Atlantic Seaboard is placid (except during hurricane/storms) with no rocky coastline for their breakers to crash against – in high or low tide. And coastline is more privatized to where it’s normally accessible by those who ‘own’ the shoreline with their property lines. The lines on the map showing roads as being along the coast are deceptive to those of us accustomed to the West coast – very rarely catch a glimpse of the Atlantic ocean.
My experience is that Atlantic is more of a flat sandy beachy/large bathtub experience rather than the Pacific’s more of a stretch of beachy sand/rocks intertwined with nooks and crannies of rocky dunes to explore if sunbathing isn’t all one wants to do.
Oceans of all types are magnificent (all those positive/negative ions and such, HA!). This is just my personal preference. That’s why I think I’d love the ‘wildness’ of Ireland’s/England’s northern coastline rather than the Italian Riviera???? Just a thought.
🙂
I’m doing well on the recovery track with the foot surgery, thanks.

Thank you, Tierny. The only negative to riding in the Camry is that it’s a bit on the low side, so going over cool bridges means not getting to see out the window and over whatever the bridge is crossing!

I’m impressed the chauffeur is still around to attend to your driving needs, Joe!
😉