Back in the saddle...

I see I haven't said a word since my starting to tell about Stingaree Restaurant on Bolivar Penninsula. Nursing duties at home have sort of precluded my writing any, and you wouldn't even want to see my whining. I'm not even going to review what I said then.
Flotsam and Jetsam and I made it across Bolivar Roads on the Ferry after a fairly short wait . The drive through Crystal Beach was still rather shocking. All the trees which had obscured the views were gone, along with so many of the houses. However, all along the way were many many signs advertising builders. Just not very many building starts. I guess the buyout of beachfront houses will start soon, and then maybe building will increase. Or maybe it's going to be quite a while before the Redneck Riviera gets repopulated with vacation homes.
I was thrilled to see the Oyster Jubilee was still available, even at the first of April, but I refrained from the 42 oysters in so many ways. I opted for a half dozen raw and then a plate of the first quality French Grilled Oysters. My companions had French Gilled and also the Catfish Lunch Special. SO much food! Such quality! Such a reasonable price! I love going there. I think it's by far the best Seafood available in the County if not the region. The challenge is getting there, and that might add to it's savor. Maybe not. I know if I could just run over there for lunch, my dining out expenses would be far higher than they are on a regular basis.
Three weeks ago today began Tim's Hip Replacement Adventure, and I may never be the same. I now know Memorial Hermann  Medical Center pretty well. And where to park. And what to order at the cafeteria. The gift shop isn't much, sadly. I usually find cool things at hospital gift shops...this one not. Or maybe I've gotten past the shopping instinct. I have way too much stuff, even post Ike.
Arghh. Work is calling. Last night late I searched and searched for option for lease properties. Everyone seems to want something that isn't available. So my job has become yet more challenging as I focus more on leasing. If you can't buy a house, you still need a place to live!