Wishing you a very happy Thanksgiving from the beaches of Sanibel Island. I’m very thankful today I can share the love of shelling with YOU!
Turkey Wing anybody?
Wishing you a very happy Thanksgiving from the beaches of Sanibel Island. I’m very thankful today I can share the love of shelling with YOU!
Turkey Wing anybody?
Happy Thanksgiving to everyone!
We love the beach and we love the shells — we are grateful for the sea and the sun, and to the moon that creates the tides!
Susan H- I’m grateful that you’ve taught me so much! Hope to see you in a few weeks :)
Among the many things I am thankful for today are “Sanibel Island, Fl.” and “ILoveShelling.com” and of course all of the many, many beautiful shells in the world just waiting for all of us to find.
Happy Thanksgiving to all shellers!
Giving thanks to you too Susan because if I didnt get notes like yours, iLS.com would never have happened. It’s my fuel to want to learn more so I can share with yiu
Right back at ya miss Pam. I do think it was the lucky shell that you gave me on your Cayo Costa cruise that let me find the 2 Junonias that I found in August. Thanks for keeping our memories alive with your post.
Dave, I’ll never forget you’re shout out in the paper. It still makes me laugh…. and I’m thankful for that. :)
I am thankful that this time next week, sis Martha and I will be almost to Sanibel!
We will be in time for the Luminary! Hoping to see you.
Hope to see y’all too!!! I think of you often when I see my apple murexes is their apple bowl ;)
I’m thankful for my family and the luxury to be able to visit Sanibel for a month. I’ve discovered that my shelling has become more social. I love meeting other Sanibel lovers. I met a lady today who had found a shell she didn’t know what it was and she asked me, it was a lovely Scotch Bonnet. Today was her lucky day.
Carol, I’m thankful you come to Sanibel so I get to see you on the beach every year- especially when my car goes crazy ;). Hope to run into again this year.
Happy Thanksgiving Pam. I am so grateful that you fill our hearts with the sights and sounds of nature and one of her greatest creations….shells!! Thank you for all you do Pam!