Stopped at a fountain in the Truman Annex, which was very nice...

especially with the breeze helping to cool me off!

This entire mountain of oysters only cost $20!! Ha ha, just kidding. We only ate a dozen.

Expert Oyster Shucker; He must have shucked over 100 oysters just while we were there (40 minutes).

During our evening stroll, we found this cross dressing rooster for Mom! Would you like this on your wall?

Posed with a fisherman...

And Geroge had his face painted...accidentally.

An ice cream night cap is always a good way to end the night. I think I picked that up from Dad.

Now we are off for lunch at the Hog's Breath, for Fish Sandwiches!! It's all about food for us.

We took a walk to look for more sea glass and found about a dozen good specimens.

Bunny ears on the beach

Walking in the water is one of the best feelings; the perfect way to feel relaxed.

After the walk I decided to do this again...

And later we'll go see this again; this is the sunset from my first day here.

These chunks are similar to the one George found, but a little smaller. You can see how they might be mistaken for rocks, but expert George knows better.

Big green piece.

To check to make sure it's glass you just need to hold it up to the light. The piece above looks dark on the left and hard to see it's glass, but holding it in front of a flashlight (or you can use the sun) you can see the color shine through.

Here is our stash for the day. Excited to see what we find tomorrow!

This cake was made by my friend Brett, who is an expert Cake Maker, as well as a first-class waiter at The Black Seal.

Happy Birthday Mom!

Here is what the inside looked like. It was orange scented yellow cake and Chocolate Genoise, with Raspberry Bavarian Creme filling and Raspberry Chambourd layer filling. IT WAS THE BEST CAKE EVER!!