Tuesday, April 21, 2009

I'm still alive!

Hey readers... I'm still alive. We're FINALLY checking out of the hotel today or tomorrow - over one month after checking in! The work on our house took WAY longer than expected due to some poor painting and re-work. Now, it's a battle with the insurance company and our condo association which is worse than staying in a hotel. In other news, Beth and I will be relaxing and birding in Cape May this weekend! Yeah! I hope to get a horrible photo of a Yellow-throated Warbler to share with everyone.

10 comments:

Lynne at Hasty Brook said...

Glad that's all coming to an end for you. I hope you enjoy your weekend. Will Baby Belardo get Uncle Bill's Pancakes? (in utero)

Rick Wright said...

Glad to hear you're getting to go back home!
Y-t Warbler: Jakes, just where the pines give way to the marsh....
rick

John B. said...

I'm glad you finally got out of the hotel. Good luck with the insurance.

Dawn Fine said...

Glad you are back..and I look forward to some horrible photos of the Yellow throated warbler!
The word verification for this is
ariver...
So go find your warbler by a river and take a horrible photo.
I look forward to your next warbler post.

Christopher said...

Glad to hear that you'll be heading home. I don't envy your battle with ins and condo assoc - but you better believe I'm jealous of the weekend in Cape May. Maybe once you get that Yellow-throated Wah-bla, you can send him up MA way for me?

Jochen said...

Good luck with your insurance and glad you're back at the condo and the blog.
Can I also request a terrible photo of a migrating Bearded Vulture over Cape May?

Patrick B. said...

@Jochen - I will see what I can do! I have a beard lately. Does that count?

@Lynne - YES! I hope they have corn cakes.

@Rick - Yep, there or Belleplain.

Thanks everyone else!

corey said...

Yikes...and I'm going to be in Cape May this weekend as well (with Daisy and non-birding friends). How weird is that?

Jochen said...

Well, if the photo shows you with a beard eating bleached bones or cracking a turtle open on a rock of the Cape May jetties, I'll consider it countable. Otherwise, it'll have to be Gypaetus barbatus live and in person.

Amila Salgado said...

Good news! I hope the Warbler pic will turn up good. I have no Warblers in my photo collection as they are tricky to get with digi-scoping.