Tuesday was a wet and windy day. Roy came and got us for lunch--a little pizza place where we enjoyed a Chicago style pizza. After dropping Roy off at work, Nate and I found a place where Nate got his haircut. (He looks so much better.)For dinner that night we went to "Stonewood Grill" for a great steak dinner. The rest of the evening we drove around Lakewood Ranch looking at homes for sale.
Wednesday, I got up early and went to look at a couple of model homes in the area and after picking Nate up and feeding him, we headed back to Lakewood Ranch to get more info on homes in the area. After Roy finished with work, we jumped back in the car and headed to Siesta Key for another evening on the beach. We ate dinner at the "Lobster Pot", a little place we drove by on the Key. The seafood there was great--another delicious seafood dinner.
Thursday was our day for fishing. We got up early and headed to Sarasota Bay and jumped aboard the "Flying Fish". We went out into the gulf for some deep sea fishing. I caught the first fish of the day, (for our group), Roy caught the most fish, although we weren't keeping score, and I think Nate caught the biggest fish of one's caught by the Turner fisherpersons. We all came back a lot redder that when we left. It truly was a fun day. Later, Nate and I headed back to Longboat Key and an evening walking along Lido Beach.
Friday was chill out day for Mom and Nate. I went and bought souvenir t-shirts for the grandkids. We met Roy for lunch at an Irish pub called "Firkins and Fox." It was an interesting little place. Friday night we headed to Tampa for the Rays game. The game was great--Tampa beat the White Sox on a pinch hit grand slam home run. Tropicana Field leaves a lot to be desired in the comfort area and baseball should really be played outside. Why can't every ball stadium be like Camden Yard in Baltimore?
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Kudos to Nathan's haircut!
And.....glad you had a great time. Maybe spring is here now that you're back.
Thanks for bringing the nice weather back with you! I saw on the news the other day that the temperature of bear lake was 34 degrees. that's above freezing! wahoo! Also, what are you guys doing hanging out in Irish pubs?
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