End of the World has passed -- Again

Well, I guess the interpretations were off or the Mayans got tired of chiseling their stones but, no matter -- it eases my mind a bit to know I didn't bring my children into the world to face its catastrophic end (especially at their young ages).  So, I slept all the way through the night without waking once before 6:00 a.m. -- maybe it was due in part to the two bowls of pinto beans with ham and the two fresh baked corn bread muffins I consumed for dinner.

The sunset last night was extraordinarily beautiful with such brilliant cerises and mauve colors and the dayglo orange sun bursting through at days end.  Too bad I had left my camera in the RV while I fished for a short time at the seawall of Aransas Pass.  Only caught a Grunt, a Triggerfish and one small Mangrove Snapper before giving up after about an hour and a half -- my overly weathered corduroy pants felt like summer pajamas in the breeze and the chill from my waist down had me thinking early about getting back to the RV.  At least I have some shrimp leftover for today.

Guess I should tie the camera around my neck somehow so I don't miss capturing more of these sunsets.