I had a wonderful visit with daughter, Sarah in LA. The new home is beautiful with big rooms, big backyard and lots of flowers and blooming trees. We made lemonade from her own lemon tree! Too short but great to see her and Kevin. Small earthquake when I was there just to remind me that it is LA and the one thing I worry about! Came back and moved right into the fall schedule of early, early cubbing. The only thing that makes it OK to get up at 4:30 am to go hunting is the fabulous sunrises over the marshy Patuxent River. Watching the morning mist lift over the river and the sun start to warm all the reeds, trees and fields is amazing. The leaves are turning and it is a patchwork of tweeds and soft yellows, the corn is brown. The world is truly awesome in its beauty and being on a horse at daybreak is my favorite place to be! Will made it down to Charlotte and is starting his career in the financial world. He was very happy to pass his last exam and he is now a licensed securities trader. Congratulations. Sam ran a 5K yesterday called the color run. It seems that at every 1 mile check people threw colored cornstarch at the runners. Pictures were hilarious and I am proud he is running. Not sure what the colors represent but there was a large turnout!
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