I know I have mentioned this before, but wine club pick-ups don't have the same feel that they did in the past. Even though I love the wineries and the people we know there. {ditto for the brewery we frequented}
Last weekend I took two of my peeps to one of my favorites.
It was a beautiful day - the sun was out, the music was great, the wine wonderful as always, the burgers tasty. What's not to love? My sister and BIL joined us a bit late, and we didn't stay long after we finished our bottle.
We really enjoyed the tasting among the vines. The teeny tiny grape flowers smell amazing!
A couple of silly selfies were taken. We had such a great spot under the trees outside of the tank room.
And enjoyed petting the winery cat.
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But everything about it feels like the shine is off. Mark would have loved everything about this pick-up party and I'm sure we would have stayed longer, even though the day was quite warm. I can imagine us leaving mid-afternoon and heading back to Highlands to sit in our lounge chairs a while, build a firepit, and make dinner on the camp stove before watching the sun go down. And I feel a little sad when I think that it will never be that way again.
So what do I do? Keep the wine clubs and just accept the different vibes or move on and find something else to do?
Gina
2 comments:
Gina my heart goes out to you. This was something you shared together. Perhaps along with missing Mark you are missing seeing the enjoyment he experienced. Maybe a break just to see if you miss the experience just for yourself. You're walking a new path.
It's got to break your heart a little when the "shine" wears off activities. I also vote for at least taking a break and keeping your eyes peeled for something different.
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