Minnesota pale

We’re set up for the day on the beach but with lots of shade so I don’t burn (more). I’m even wearing a hat today Deb!

9 Responses to “Minnesota pale”

  • Carol:

    I envy your leisure. I'm doing heavy cleaning and organizing.
    Enjoy every minute of your free time.
    It's a rare find.

  • Sue H:

    Mary, as a pale fellow Minnesotan (with Scandinavian blood), that's exactly how I "sun bathe"! I guess shade bathing is more accurate.

  • Nancy:

    "Minnesota Pale" is the healthy way to go. (Sadly, too many people think a tan is healthy.) I am proud of you for seeking shade and wearing a hat.

  • Deb:

    good for you!

  • Dianne:

    Looks like a gorgeous day! BTW, did you see the adorable free hat pattern via Amazon today…from the book Knitting in the Sun? http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html/ref=pe_35010_12282320_fe_txt_2/?docId=1000387361 Would be really cute where you are now!

  • Dianne B. in England:

    Hi Mary, I'm glad you're having fun, and good for you for being careful with your sun exposure. Those shady chairs look very inviting and cool!

  • heather fish:

    Have a dermatology appt. tomorrow for treatment of pre-cancerous spots on my face. Been dealing with this the past few years. The sins of previous years of sun-bathing catching up with me. You are doing it the smart way… where I used to seek out the sun in the middle of the day, I now lather up in sunscreen and avoid those "high sun" hours like the plague!

  • Darcie:

    Mmmm…heaven!

  • Lori in South Dakota:

    Nary–Ken wants to know if you still need to apply sunscreen to walk to the hotel??

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