And where there's eating and drinking there must be cooking and washing dishes.
We all found our own way to have fun. As you can see here, eating and drinking were especially popular activities for everyone.


Especially notable was a brief lecture Mary gave on cavorting whales in Tahiti--this one caused me to take my hearing aids in for a checkup.

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In a final fit of pique, he simply turns his back on those that don't agree.



Helen and Jim are studying for the economics seminar with Warren.
Ever the grouch, Frank fails to see the humor in this female conversation. Intrepid souls Diane, Sue, and George actually went swimming in the Atlantic Ocean. Perhaps you can see them in the picture below.

Some played cards. Note here that Bobby is having difficulty understanding Marilyn's instructions.

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One evening an innocent fly made the mistake of entering the house. It was at once set on by Bobby and Marilyn. You can see the result. Poor fly.Some preferred to be alone.

Sherry works on her memoirs while others are amused and excited watching Bobby's stand-up comedy act.

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The accent of one's birthplace remains in the mind and in the heart as in one's speech.