Another thing that changes around here quickly is boating to
not boating, swimming to not swimming. We
were just discussing when to take the boat out of the water, would the kids
want to tube and realized maybe, but there might not be time. Maybe once or
twice? But, it’s been consistently rainy
so will they? We usually take the speed boat out first, followed by the pontoon
boat a couple weeks later. There can be
some great pontoon evenings into October…especially when there is a low, full
moon. Dreamy.
I love going out on the lake at night. Sometimes the bugs are a bit pesty, but,
watching the boat cut through the inky darkness of the water…shining a light
into the lake to see into the world below the surface a bit. Watching people on shore, moving around a bonfire,
smelling those same fires…hearing the laughter roll across the water, being a
part of it but not being a part of it. Snuggling with a chilly, sleepy grandchild
under a blanket as we talk moon and stars, gliding along. Lake life is the best
life.
So, true. It seems like just yesterday we were celebrating the maiden voyage of the summer. And here we are, contemplating the final voyage. I love the the view of the colors of fall from the middle of the lake. I don’t mind a jacket and a blanket (but I always prefer a suit and a towel)! Enjoy your lake view sunsets! I know we will.
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