Never a Dull Moment

 

There was a lot going on yesterday. First there was the Farmer's Market. It seems fall has finally fallen there. 

Everyone had pumpkins and mums. 

I was more interested in cauliflower ......

....and watermelon. They were out of seedless so I got a seeded one and I'm glad I did. It was so much better that I may never go back. The Amish dude who talked me into it was right. 

Then it was time for the Taste of the Beaches festival. Out on the ball field, the town restaurants set up booths and give away free samples. The Mister ate his weight in fried and raw oysters that were served by Traders one of the local seafood places. 

There were all kinds of things to try like this spicy shrimp gazpacho from the Rod and Reel. 

I had a snow cone from the Kona truck which was also free.

The entertainment was stellar. The local ballet school had a performance and the rock band that played for the rest of the day was outstanding. I could have sat there all day listening.

The day ended for the town with a showing of Jaws on the beach but we skipped it. I have a hard enough time watching it at home. I was severely traumatized by it when it opened in the theaters. That jump scare in the abandoned boat still gets me every time.