Last week, I met some wonderful people on a quick trip to St. Simons, Georgia. I’ve been there before, and it was just as special. Maybe because I lived in Georgia for ten years, it kinda feels like home. The azaleas were blooming, and it was beautiful.
We climbed the lighthouse and visited the World II Home Front Museum. It was fascinating, and I wish we’d had more time there.
For years, the lighthouse keepers lived in the house and kept the light shining. It was a lonely job, and reading books was one thing that helped fight the boredom.
Back in Pawleys Island, I participated in the Local Authors Fair at the Waccamaw Library. I met so many nice authors, readers, and volunteers. I also had some friends stop by, which made it even more fun. Thank you to all the organizers and volunteers for making this a great event.
One more fun note, Tim got so many comments on the shirt we had made. One lady started calling him, “I’m with Jackie,” instead of Tim.
Have a great week, and happy reading.
Jackie
Jackie Layton 
It sounds like a fun trip. I think it’d be lonely to be a lighthouse keeper; yes, I’d spend my non working hours reading!
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What a beautiful trip….and Tim’s shirt is great!
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