Eating our way through Florida

We made the rounds this year.......Sometimes I feel like we really do eat our way through life as we visit with friends and tour the state.  Food sustains us along with our friendships.

We had several dinners with Carol and Mike Hendrick and enjoyed hours of dominoes.

We enjoyed seafood at Dixie Crossroads in Titusville with Chuck and Karen Stevens, Happy Birthday to Karen.

We had lunch with Dan and Jeri Consla at Longhorn Steak House.

We worshiped at First Christian Church Deltona with Jeri Consla, Susanna Orensky and her family, traveled to Ocala for lunch and to see Riva Wallace @ Trilogy, then sped to Orlando to join Diane and Ron Ruhlman for the singing Christmas Tree at First Baptist Church of Orlando.

We worshiped at First Presbyterian Church of Brandon followed by lunch at the home of Gil and Marianne Evans along with the Herigs, the Evans-Nguyen family and the LeFevre family.  I felt like I had stepped back in time.(Hadn't seen some of these folks in too many years).

We traveled to St. Petersburg to visit with Sandy LaBram, went to a fabulous local art festival and enjoyed a brunch with Elisa Verch and her family.

We were visited by Linda and Ken Beckham, fed them well and enjoyed time at Bok Tower Gardens and Old Town.

We enjoyed lunch with Sandy Saunders and his friend Tom @ The Grill in Solivita.

We spent a day in Wesley Chapel where we helped Don and Joann Cundy do a little painting in
Caitlyn's new home followed by dinner.  

We visited Phil and Doris Morrison (second cousin on my mother's side) had a wonderful Italian lunch and were gifted with an antique clock and a set of shelves, both old beautiful family pieces.

We were invited to Naples to see friends, Keith and Julie Wang who entertained us with a violin concert, dinner at Incan Peru and a visit to the Ford-Edison museum.

We entertained and fed Maureen Kramlinger, Char Morales and Tom McCree, reminiscing over the old days and things that are new.  

We had lunch thanks to Darryl and Candy Stanford @ Boston's Fish House and then a visit to Lukas Nursery.

LIFE IS REALLY GOOD!!!!!