Beach Walk February 2, 2022

Brenda,

I really enjoyed your beach photos, they are so lovely!  We have a habit of taking walks on the beach at low, and recently the tide has been very low.  It has been lots of fun..  Happy Wednesday.  A

Hello Brenda - thank you for these photos and a glimpse of your life in Corpus Christi.  It's another reminder that Texas is a big state with more diversity than we might quickly assume.  Not only in size but in all sorts of ways.  

It has been brutally cold all over the country.  The women's golf tournament in Naples Fl this past weekend had temps in the mid 50's

Hello Brenda - I was not previously aware of Conroe so your comment prompted me to do a quick Internet search and see it is near The Woodlands which I had heard of previously.  Thank you for adding to my limited knowledge of Texas.  

Poor fishy!  But lucky you for having such a beautiful place to enjoy year around.

Brenda J. Andrew - Sometimes, a walk on a beach can be the medicine for the soul that we didn't even know we needed. I enjoyed my virtual walk with you along the beach. It was very inspiring to me and by the last picture of the dead fish, all I could think of was CARPE DIEM! Regardless of what's going on in our lives, or how the weather is outside, we must make the most of the present time. There are so many people and lives lost that can't. I wish you peace and more inspiring walks on the beach. 

Brenda J. Andrew - Anytime you can take advantage of a beach, I say go for it!!! One of the best photos I took of my daughter was on a beach in Maine. The weather was terrible! Grey clouds, stormy big waves with white caps, and she was wearing a big red sweater. As a teenager, it was perfect! Plus her long hair was blowing because of the wind. I caught just the right shot and the rest became a great memory forever in photograph! Plus we had a terrific day and that photo solidified it!

I have driven to Conroe once. It's a long drive from here! The weather was rough yesterday but better today. However, I couldn't get out of my subdivision. The roads were so icy and my tires took control; therefore, I was thankful I was able to drive back home without getting out of the subdivision. I'm hoping the sun melts it all so that tomorrow I can get out. As for you, you did the right thing going over to the beach. As always, it's always great to hear from you!

Great pics and a nice reminder to get out and enjoy mother nature.