Return to New Smyrna Beach

Mom and I are back home from our trip to my sister's place. I took a lot of pictures of the two youngest horses Velvet and Gator. We dined on turkey breast, organic stuffing, mashed potatoes and gravy and two types of pies. One was a pumpkin pie and the other was a key lime pie. The key lime pie was really tasty, so mom made another one before we left to go home to New Smyrna Beach. There were trees with colors of red and gold waving in the breeze. The sunlight would dance sparkles on the trees. Some of these verbal descriptions shows up on some of the pictures I took for my sister Glendon. I got to burn some house garbage early in the morning. Glendon has a burn barrel which makes it fairly safe. We do keep a close eye to make sure everything stays within acceptable levels. Glendon took mom and I into Gainesville to watch the Gator fans pile into the Ben Griffin Stadium. Some of the fans had big orange cowboy hats. These hats were way over sized. In some places near the stadium, I saw a sea of blue tee shirts. There were big commercial size grills going with probably cooked ribs and hamburgers. The smells floating into the car were so overwhelming. If there were a spot to pull over, it would have been a great temptation to pull over. Fortunately, I was spared the task of tasting cooked ribs and hamburgers grilled in the great Gainesville outdoors. Plus dozens of fans probably drinking beer to wash down the food before the game . My sister Glendon, my mom and I went home to bean soup and leftover turkey. The Gators won the game against the Noles 37 to 10. Tim Tebow the star quarterback took his final victory lap and has only two more games before leaving the Gator's football team. I wish I could described the feel of the oak tree, the sound of the wind and the glimmering light on the leaves. However, it may be locked up in the pictures I took or the mood that I feel. Memories are a great thing to recall.