Good morning or good evening, wherever you may be, across the naton and across the world. It is just past 9:30 p.m. in "The City."

I have some new pix to share in this blog, but first, let's discuss the local weather as supplied by the NWS in GR and my DTWS.

We have a current temperature of 28° that feels like 19°, owing to a nine mph wind out of the north. The skies are cloudy and tonight's low is forecast to fall to 26°, before we rebound to tomorrow's high of 31°, also under cloudy skies, with an overnight low of 25°. My DTWS is showing a barometric pressure of 29.71" and falling, while the NWS is showing 30.33" and rising. 

That Small Craft Advisory from St. Joseph to Manistee is still in effect until 1:00 p.m. tomorrow. Winds from 15 to 25 knots and waves of three to six feet are expected, but they are expected to diminish overnight. 

The sun will rise tomorrow @ 8:09 a.m. and set tomorrow evening @ 5:10 p.m.

As promised, we went walkabout to the Lake Forest Cemetery today, which turned into a great photo op with our Nikon Coolpix™ Point and Shoot camera. However, our plans were altered when STWD heard some deer hunters out in the township shooting their shotguns and she was off to the races, i e. back to the relative and perceived safety of the car. Poor Sugar, she has never been a dog who likes loud noises of any kind.

At any rate, I snapped some nice pix.

Tis the season.

Here too.

The sun could be hidden.

But patches of blue sometimes appeared. 

Then, it was off the the waterfront, the Grand Haven State Park, and Chinook Pier for more pix.

Not as clear as I would like.

Much Better.

A view of the BLP Sims II power plant from Chinook Pier.

Tonight's dinner was Mary's lasagna that tasted terrific. No pix though. We watched more of Mr. Robot, quirky, but very interesting.

Tomorrow, we have indoor chores, some handyman types things to do around the manse, more music, and reading. Mary is still loving her book. I am still enjoying mine, so that's a twofer.

Otherwise, that's enough for one day. Ciao.