Thankful for Crawdads

P1010423P1010425P1010426P1010427

We had a break between the big storms on Weds, so Jon went out to check his Crawdad Traps. Using my Canoe like a Paddleboard he looks kinda funny out there. Singing a loud song, just like his mama. The above is my view from the kitchen window while making Cornbread Stuffing and Green Bean Casserole.

P1010428P1010429P1010430

He brings in his catch and takes up valuable real estate on the electric stove, creating a great crawfish boil for his little snack. He eats the WHOLE thing. barely spits out the bones. Weird kid.

Problem is, on Thursday another wind storm hit, flipped the canoe over a couple of times, it was by the sandbox kiddie pool to the left, and flipped into the daisies.

P1010482

Wearing my flashy post pie flannel pj bottoms hiked up to the knee, I get all geared up to move the canoe while my dining friend Ms. Randy clicks photos from the deck.

P1010483

I put the canoe in the time out zone next to Jon’s surf boards.

P1010484

What you can’t hear is the howl  40+ MPH winds, nor hear the splash of the lake waves into the newly created kiddie pool.

P1010487

Did I mention that living in the Pacific Northwest is an adventure in the winter?
Sure Is. I love my life!

Posted in Lake Schooling | Tagged , , , , , , , , , | 4 Comments