SHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAKS

Have you seen the new wellfleet beach signs? Sharkalicious! @capecodtimes #capecod #cahoonhollow http://t.co/ymQvI3KsPK -- capecodtimes (@capecodtimes)

SHAAAAAAKS

Have you seen the new wellfleet beach signs? Sharkalicious! @capecodtimes #capecod #cahoonhollow http://t.co/ymQvI3KsPK -- capecodtimes (@capecodtimes)

Bill sent me these irises. They bloomed when he arrived on BLOOMS DAY. http://t.co/TSs9xJdCe1 -- yanked (@yanked)

GUARNERI CELLO 1689

FATHER'S DAY at HIGHFIELD in FALMOUTH AMIT PELED played his rare cello. 

Gone but not forgotten

They whom we love and lose are no more here
But are with us everywhere.

For Whom the Bell Tolls

Sometimes I feel
Like I'm
Tied to a grinding stone

Some times I feel
Like I'm
A weeping cherry tree

    The gloom departs
When I see the beauty of FALMOUTH
Its FOXGLOVE,CLIMBING HYDRANGEAS,KIOUSA DOGWOOD,RED MAPLES AND LILIES PARADING PROUDLY IN THIS GEM OF A CAPE COD TOWN.
The bell tolls for all who disregard this wonderful town and get addicted to drugs in a search for joy.
For Colored Girls who considered suicide when the rainbow was enough.

Look look look for the rainbow!

Claire Cook's top reinvention tips

Do it anyway.  Rise above negativity.
Be who you really are - authenticity
Do something nice for someone else - originality counts
Karma is a boomerang - walk the talk
Use the Internet, Facebook Twitter - take a class, get a coach.

This photo is of Adelaide Cummings Falmouth's first poet laureate.  She took up writing poetry at age 89. At 99 Adelaide is still reinventing herself.  She can't wait for her 100th birthday party.  That's the big one.