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Our house... the Barrington Beach Mansion |
First major vacation of the year: Don's family reunion in Barrington, Rhode Island. I met his
extended family, played a ton of pool volleyball, got
iced, learned how to play hearts, got a tan, and made eggplant parm for 20+ people (killah!).
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Storm approaches the beach |
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Pool volleyball! (not my photo) |
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Family porching (not my photo) |
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Newport cliff walk |
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Obligatory travel selfie |
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Don making a sandcastle with his cousins and aunt |
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Newport beach |
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The music room... with a horribly tuned piano |
It was nice to feel a part of something other than my warped (if dearly treasured) New York world! -- part of my new second family, part of the beach and salt.
There is a subtle difference between tuning out to life's problems and facing them from a different angle, I think -- I would be watching TV all day if I wanted the former. Rethinking a career and life path is a panoramic, large-scale task, and is taking quite a long time -- I've only just started feeling the afterglow of my new job outside, and now I need to assess whether or not this change is something I want to preserve. (It is.) And the next step: exactly how to do that.
NEXT!
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