FAVORITE DELAWARE BEACHES RESTAURANTS SAGA 6:

JIMMY'S GRILLE
Bridgeville, Delaware

This one's a little off the beaten path but well worth going to. It's about forty-five minutes west of Rehoboth Beach in a pretty, historic town.

It serves great and huge-sized American-style food.

The pies and cakes are incredible—piled so high they're formidable.

1/4 of the menu

Chichen and crab cakes

   ---Definitely a Destination.

ARTWORK SAGA 2:

KINETIC LIGHT BOX SCULPTURE
Washington, D.C.
1969

Hanging in my living room is a most speculator piece of art.

One-of-a-kind: It was shown at the Kinetic Light Show at the Whitney Museum in NYC about 1966. I bought it in 1969 at a Washington gallery, instead of a used car that I needed. But it just blew me away. Still does.

The depth goes to infinity: top, back, bottom and both sides. The rotating cylinders give 1500 color combinations an hour.

 When off, it becomes a mirror!

FAVORITE DELAWARE BEACHES RESTAURANTS SAGA 5:

BLUE MOON 
Rehoboth Beach

This venerable restaurant has been around for 30 years.

It's consistently been named one of the top ten restaurants in Delaware.

Located in a wonderful, old Victorian beach house, it's premier eating and surroundings and ambience are tops.

Robert and I enjoying "The Moon".

FAVORITE DELAWARE BEACHES RESTAURANTS SAGA 4:

BLUE COAST SEAFOOD GRILL
Bethany Beach

This exciting restaurant is located right on Salt Pond. Its seafood is superb and the sunset view of the bay is delightful.

It's a simple place with surprising qualities: for instance the hand-carved booths.

Swordfish!