Happy Wordless Wednesday! Although I'm still longing for a day of rest, it was nice to get away for a few hours and visit with family in Meredith on Sunday...
I just love some of those Indian names that places still have. How can you not laugh when you mention Succasunna, NJ? OK, maybe Fish's Eddy (NY) or Dug Gap (TN) are as funny. But still. It's a pretty lake. I'm not sure I could have consumed that bright blue drink, but the color would make a great top, don't you think?
Yummmm...the drink special looks refreshing!
ReplyDeleteMy paternal grandmother's family had a place on that very lake... I never got to go, but I know it touched my half sister deeply when she visited.
ReplyDeleteIt took me a second to see that it was an orange slice hanging from your drink.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a nice day on that beautiful lake with a fun drink. What's the name of the drink? I'm guessing it has a creative name.
ReplyDeleteyum! That drink looks great, especially during these hot summer days. Happy Wednesday!
ReplyDeleteWoof! Woof! Blue Drink!!! Happy Rest Day. Lots of Golden Woofs, Sugar
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty place and such refreshing looking drink. Have fun!
ReplyDeleteI found your blog from BlogPaws Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop. What a pretty lake - and that drink looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteI just love some of those Indian names that places still have. How can you not laugh when you mention Succasunna, NJ? OK, maybe Fish's Eddy (NY) or Dug Gap (TN) are as funny. But still. It's a pretty lake. I'm not sure I could have consumed that bright blue drink, but the color would make a great top, don't you think?
ReplyDeletereminds me of the Blues Brothers and Lake Wassipamonie!
ReplyDeleteWe used to live on Culver Lake--loved it, now we live in lake Hiawatha and there is no lake