My daughter and I traveled to Maine for a couple of nights away, just us girls. The first night we stay at a hotel right on the beach less than a quarter of a mile from the cottage by the sea that I rented during the winter months from 2009-14, and where I launched this blog.
I could hardly recognize the cottage; in fact, I didn’t even take a picture of it. It had been renovated, or shall I say gutted. I peaked in the window to discover that the walls separating the rooms (bedroom, dining room, den, kitchen, and what I called ‘the deck’) had been taken down to create one big room from front to back. This neither surprised or disappointed me, Now is now, then was then.
The view was still the best view in the neighborhood.
I could hardly recognize the cottage; in fact, I didn’t even take a picture of it. It had been renovated, or shall I say gutted. I peaked in the window to discover that the walls separating the rooms (bedroom, dining room, den, kitchen, and what I called ‘the deck’) had been taken down to create one big room from front to back. This neither surprised or disappointed me, Now is now, then was then.
The view was still the best view in the neighborhood.
