Bogue Falaya

I picked up lunch yesterday and we ate in Bogue Falaya Park. This time, I brought the camera AND I loaded the battery. Because of the spectacular thunderstorm we had last night, the river was higher than usual. White sand from our vantage point indicates that it gets quite a bit higher on occasion. The park is quite nice, still recovering from Hurricane Katrina, and quite serene on weekdays. We'll probably be doing more of this.

Bogue Falaya - March 4, 2008 The green grass in the photo represents someone's back yard. This is old Covington and is certainly prime real estate. There are a few lovely houses for sale in these neighborhoods. I certainly can't afford any of them but maybe one of my readers can and could maybe invite us over whenever WE feel like it. :)

My friend, Andrea, is responsible for today's QOTD. She mentioned it the other day.

Quote of the Day

Little darlin'
It's been a long cold lonely winter
Little darlin'
It feels like years since it's been here

George Harrison (The Beatles) - Here Comes The Sun

Blog of the day here.

Quote from said blog: "If you did not stop reading this long winded post long ago, my point is that music did all of this, provided all of these wonderful memories and it just sucks that the kids as well as older people that missed out don’t have this kind of stuff anymore."

That sounds just like Lester Bangs. -Rob