WEEK TWO # 2 KYE BAY EXPERIENCE

The week of children, as we have gotten to know it has begun.  They have all grown so much since I last saw them.  It has been a year.  I dropped in before we set sail last year to much excitement and such a warm reception!  This year I have them- You in the flesh!  Pretty exciting as you came family by family around that corner, eyes wide in anticipation of the sun, beach and Joey of course.

 Our usually pancake breakfast Sunday morning  was a hit but with but one glitch --the famous Kye Bay Pancake Guy was amiss.  No worries, Murray from #7 stepped in gallantly and assisted me.  Though we missed Claes we did manage......I dont think the coffee was quite right but all went away "fed up"!



As the day passed to evening the wind picked up and got rather brisk.  As I look our there this morning table clothes are held down by rocks and continue to flutter in the wind.  We dont mind the wind right?

  Needless to say, we continue to miss our White Shell and are thankful for this wind as is for casted to bring in a heat wave that should start Tuesday.  That will be just fine and we are ready for it.  (Extreme heat will likely force the logging industry to call "fire season"and the big guy--Claes that is will have to come home. 
Too bad ehy? )

Well folks I will cut this short-dont want to tell you all the Kye Bay stuff in one week as you know it is repeated every week right through to the end of August.  Of course each week is blessed with different folks, different ages and different weather. HAHHAH!  This week promises to be filled with lots of fun so I will continue to report to you with pictures and some dialogue..............yes you can comment and I do enjoy knowing that you are still out there. FOLLOWING.  Remember to check out our links--there is one for Kye Bay and yes, there are some units still available so that you too can bring your family for the KYE BAY SUMMER of your life.  
Talk to you soon.   


Lue

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