Sweet Blues at Rehoboth

Linking up with both Smiling Sally's

Blue Monday meme 

 and 

Mary's Mosaic Monday.

Warren and I had such a delightful time

at Rehoboth Beach this past weekend.

If you are a regular reader you are probably 

sick of it already but bear with me for just 

one more post.

I wanted to share photos of The Delaware Inn

and our last day at the beach.

So many lovely blues!

 When I was preparing to make our reservations

I studied the different rooms at the Inn.

They were all gorgeous but one just kept 

calling out to me.

It was the plainest room...

according to the photos,

and it was on the third floor.

Not really in its favor....

but I loved the sweetness of it!

So fresh and crisp in blue and white.

Maybe it was the reading chair in the 

corner that sealed the deal...

I don't know.

But when I called and made the 

reservation I asked and it was 

available.

When we arrived the innkeeper, Sharon,

met us with a cheerful smile.

She welcomed us very warmly and

offered to help us carry our 

things up to our room.

She led us up the two flights 

of stairs to the third floor.

I knew right away that we had

made the right choice.

The room was clean and sweet.

Not fussy.

Just right.

Framed photography pieces by Greg Bryner are all through the Inn.  This one was in our powder room.

I loved the crisp white on the bed against the soft, soft blue.

Details, details....

Complimentary Artwork on the walls.

"My" reading nook!

The robes were waiting in the closet.  Such comfort and quality.

From another vantage point. 

I asked and received permission to show you the 

photos from the Inn's website....these are what sold me 

on this room.

It was actually prettier in person than the 

photos present.

Our second morning's breakfast was very

special.  We were with two of the

couples we had met the day before.

They are so interesting and we were

very glad to have met them.

It was not hard to find things in common

between all of the couples.

What those commonalities were 

was kind of surprising....

1.  Wrestling (two of the men)

2. Women starting small businesses (all of the women)

3.  Animal rescue (All of us)

4. Homeschooling (Two of us)

5.  Teachers (At least two)

6. Candles (Three of us)

7.  Movies (All of us)

In two short breakfasts

mini friendships were forged.

Very cool, indeed!

Then we were back to the beach.

The day was beautiful...if crisp.

Some views from the boardwalk....

It was kind of hard to leave.

But then there was the pull to get back

and see our family here too.

We'll just have to visit again.

Maybe it will be you across 

the breakfast table next time....

How cool would that be???