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I drove town to Chesapeake City and unloaded my car. There was no one around so I called my friend, Dottie. She was on her way down to stay at her place for the weekend. She and her extended family have trailers at a camp ground further down on the peninsula. I didn’t think about it but being a holiday weekend, the campground is packed. Dottie has many grandchildren and they were all running around and riding bicycles and skateboards. All of which Danny barks at. He had a lot of people and dogs to bark at. Many of the people let their dogs run loose. Danny likes most dogs but doesn’t like puppies. I had to pick him up a couple times because big dogs came running out. Most obeyed their owners when they called them but I still am un-nerved when a big dog is loose.
I walked Danny last night and even though I had a flashlight, I missed Dottie’s lane in the dark. There are no street lights just the lights of the people’s campers. It was very dark in one area where the people were not home.
It is very quiet this morning except for some gun shots earlier. I heard some geese honking at the time. I don’t know if someone was hunting the geese or what. It is not hunting season, unless it opened on Sept. 1st. Dottie’s son said not. He was walking and thought he heard pellets raining down on him. Danny headed for the house; he wanted to hide under a bed but couldn’t find a hiding spot so hopped up on my bed.
The campground is going to have a big bar-b-queue today at noon. It sounds like fun.
News from the Vorlon Wife.