post Category: Uncategorized post Comments (1) postApril 28, 2009

As time passes, the memory for us 39-and-some-change-somethings tends to show signs of wear-and-tear, but some of my fondest memories are that of the surf, the sand and the sun (oh yeah, and the burn!). On our last trip to Florida, my husband (Don), daughter (Grace) and I enjoyed Sand Destin (one of my favorite places). Of course, my then four-year-old loved the sand, but was terrified of the water. I think I am still suffering a slight hearing loss in my left ear from her louder than usual screams of “No, Mamma, No!” However, it did not scar her from making her regular request of “I want to go to Florida.” The food is incredible – Harbor Docks, Pompano Joe’s and that place Bill and Sheree recommended of which the name escapes me, but it was something like Bay Steamer– wonderful food. Our highlight of course, was not just being in Florida, but when we were able to see the awesome photos Bill captured while we were in Florida.

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As usual, Bill Ramsey, photographer-extradordinaire (sp?), captured the very essence of our family. Especially our daughter, Grace, who thinks “Mr. Bill” and “Ms. Sheree” hung the moon and the stars! Every time I look at that photo hanging in our living room, I will remember just how special that trip was. Not just because it was Florida, but it was also a first for Grace. The first time she felt the salt on her lips, made a sand castle, was buried in the sand, and yes, got in the ocean (drama and all). For Grace is our most treasured gift from God and you only experience a “first” once. Thanks, Bill.

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The above-mentioned restaurant is the Old Bay Steamer. AMAZING FOOD! Their tagline is “no fried crap.” Everything is steamed or grilled, and anything you order is out of this world. Coming from Destin, you’ll take a left at the stoplight just before you cross the Ft. Walton bridge.

Mr. Bill wrote on April 28, 2009 - 2:03 pm
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