My sister Ellen, Ann's twin, with Gerry and me. Ellen lives in a beautiful home on the shore of Puget Sound. Beautifully landscaped, it even has two waterfalls, one is right outside Ellen's window.
The view from the front of the house, Puget Sound in the distance.
The walls on the first floor were painted a peaceful pale blue.
Gerry checking out the view of the gardens from the deck on the front of the house.
Mr. Basset Hound wants back in!
My niece and her family (all of whom we adore!!!!) get to enjoy this pond (resident eagle-not in photo-from their back deck. It was starting to seem as if everyone in the Seattle area has a wonderful water view!
I mean come on, Gerry and I enjoyed this view every morning as we ate breakfast--and we were staying at a Comfort Inn!
My handsome/beautiful, talented family and their Labradoodles! Just wish all of my nieces and nephews could have been there!
On our last day my niece (thank you!!!!!) drove us all the way back to Seattle so we could catch a plane home/catch the ship to Alaska.
It was beyond hard saying good bye to Ellen. And I'd ask that everyone who reads this please keep her in your prayers.
Homeward/Shipbound
With a little time to kill in Seattle Ann, Susan, Gerry and I played tourist and walked around the Pike Street Market.
Early the next morning Ann and Susan set off to the airport for Denver and Chicago and Gerry and I were off to catch our ship to Alaska.
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