See Grandma, my eyes are really dark blue....not big brown ones like daddy

See Grandma, my eyes are really dark blue....not big brown ones like daddy

Ryan and friend

Ryan and friend
Mommy, Daddy, I'm saying Hi to Grandma?

This one is for you, Grandma!

Nathan

Nathan
soccer with determination and no airplane distractions

Sunday, May 17, 2009

At the Pub in Ogunquit ME

It was a beautiful Friday evening at the Post Road Pub in Maine, and I was enjoying cracking and dipping the Lobster in butter, eating corn on the cobb and baked potato, while drinking the light beer placed in front of me with John and another couple.

The band (three Scottsmen) displayed their talent on electric guitars and drum, with such clarity that every word could be heard to the delight of many who lined the bar in a very nice atmosphere. We were staying at a resort nearby, also on Main Street.

We thought they sounded English or British but, then we heard one of the band members state that he was going to try to sing the number without his Scottish accent. Never did get the name of the group, but they were a great entertainment.

Shortly before we left, the leader of the group said that they were going to play one of their favorite numbers in which they mentioned, appeared on YouTube. Knowing that, I was able to go on and hear the song once again. It was written by Lyle Lovett and it is called "She's already made up her mind."

That is the song that stayed on my mind as I was walking alongside the shoreline of the ocean, from Ogunquit to Wells, recalling some of the lyrics.

It is the woman that decides most things in life before men are even aware of her thought process. There is little you can do about it, when "She's already made up her mind." And that fortunately or unfortunately is the truth.

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