

This is the Sunset Grille and Raw Bar. Of course you can see that on the sign. :) This was where we had dinner the first night. It's a Fishbones restaurant, but our favorite Fishbones was the small lunch stop in the shopping area we loved so much. You'll see a window shot of that, soon.
The Wee Winks Market. This is where you buy your groceries in Duck. If you can't find it here or the veggie market you have to drive to Southern Shores to get to the closest Food Lion.
And this is the veggie market. They have fruits, veggies and flowers. Very fresh and very affordable! If you need fresh fruits or veggies and you're in Duck...this is where you go. They also had a meat market for meats.
Trent doing what he does best in the car. This VSmile Pocket has been a lifesaver on road trips!
This sign was very exciting to see when we arrived at the beach. It meant we were getting ready to pick up the key to our cottage. However, on Friday it took on a whole new meaning.
And this is G going to turn in our key. The saddest moment of our vacation. But we're making plans to go again. I've had a few inquiries about some beach weddings, so I'm hoping and praying they'll work out!
Objects in mirror are closer than they appear.
Ok...probably the worst picture of me in the history of pictures....but this is a series of our sad faces. Good thing I'm normally a happy person. This look doesn't do much for me. :)
Awwwww. Poor G. Work life is calling him back home. As a matter of fact, while I type this he is at work. He took off 2 days for his brother's graduation and now he has a few more left to work.
And this dude can't look sad no matter how hard he tries. This was actually the second attempt at a genuine frown. At least he's cute when he tries. :)
Day Six ends our beach trip. We stopped in Elizabeth City on the way home....just to prolong the trip. And then we stopped at G's parents house to pick up some things and slice a watermelon. When we got home our cat, Sadie was SO excited to see us. My parents and G's brother had been checking on her during the week, but I guess its not the same as having us home. The laundry is done...I did that before we left the cottage. So now we're just adjusting to being home.
And now I'd like to thank the US government and our Economic Stimulus check for making this vacation possible. :)