Second Look and T too

Hi everyone. It's  a grey, damp and also a lazy Sunday morning for me. But all that won't last so today's post is going to be a combination of both my Second on the Second and my T Day post.

For Second on the Second, please stop by Bleubeard and Elizabeth's post here.

Here's my page from June of 2016. The original post can be read at 

Charting Their Courses.
I picked this page because even though we have yet to get onto the water in our boat, I am ready to get onto the water. Hopefully next weekend. Everything is so behind this spring.
And I also picked this page because  this week at school is Senior Week, culminating with graduation on Friday evening. All those seniors have been been charting their next course in life, or at least by this point, have been thinking about it.
Leaving school and essentially childhood behind is both an exciting and scary time of life, isn't it?
So Senior Week starts off with the seniors (and sometimes some juniors) taking their final exams or tests. Tomorrow I give mine in microbiology, as well as collect their lab finals. Everyone besides seniors still have 8 more days of classes (this week and then 3 next week) before they get their finals.
Since my next couple of days will be busy with getting senior grades wrapped up, going to assemblies for the seniors and continuing on with all my non-senior students, I am going to post my T Day post a little early. (Elizabeth I will add the link tomorrow night or Tuesday morning).

And Tuesday means it is time to share our drink related posts over at Bleubeard and Elizabeth's blog.
This week for T I have another Friday date night to share.
This time the hubby and I went to the movies.

We went to see new the Elton John movie since the hubby and I are both fans. (It was very good by the way!)
Before the movie we decided to hit another of those vintage summer restaurants we seem to have a lot of around here to get something for dinner. (The next 2 photos are from my archives)

When we arrived, we wondered why the traffic outside of the restaurant was so crazy.
Turns out that Lynyrd Skynyrd was performing at the outdoor venue about a half a mile away.

We also arrived just before the line got really long. I think it was a mixture of concert goers (you could tell by their T shirts) and other folk, including summer people up at their cottages on the nearby lakes .
These summer restaurants specialize in burgers, hot dogs and local seafood.

I had a scallop roll that comes with fries. The hubby had fish and chips.The prices are a little bit cheaper than my favorite place (Pop's) but the servings are a little smaller also. But I certainly got enough food. and it was yummy.
But the best thing Sawyers' sells is ice cream. They make their own right on the premises.
The hubby and I are fans of  frappes, which here in northern New England is  ice cream with some milk and syrup blended together. I know many places that would be called a milkshake, but here a milkshake is just flavored milk that is whipped up a bit.
You can also make your own flavor frappe at Sawyers, as well as get them in small, medium and large sizes. Most other places serve one size which is pretty big, especially with a meal.
So we each had small frappes with our dinner.

Good thing Saturday was a 19,000+ step day as I walked and did lots of yard work. Hee-hee. But even if I didn't, the frappe was so worth it.
And one other fun thing that happened that night. When we got out of the movie, you could clearly hear Lynyrd Skynyrd performing from the concert. (Makes sense since the movie theatre is just downwind of the concert venue.)
Happy T day everyone.
And happy first week of June.