We finally made it in to P-Town at lunchtime–it was a beautiful sunny day.  We had lunch at Macmillan Pier, just a fish fry–Graem had some fries.  We checked into our house, and it’s awesome!  There are two bedrooms and a loft above, and it’s bright and sunny.  And you wouldn’t know that there are other people downstairs in the other apartments.  The kitchen is a little small, but there’s a nice little balcony, and a common grill in the yard.

We walked down Commercial and looked in a bunch of the shops in search of the perfect P-Town onesie.  It seems that there are fewer gay people here, and a lot more straight couples and families than we last remembered.  There are a lot more gay families, or else we’re just noticing them now that it seems relevant to us.

We then went to hang out on the pier to wait for Alex and Dominic’s arrival off the fast ferry from Boston.  When they got in, we settled in at the house and washed up for dinner.  We went to the Karoo Kafe, which serves South African food.  It was pretty good, I definitely recommend the snails Rangoon.  We picked up some desserts from the Portuguese bakery–fried dough and some cakes.  Little did we know that the Portuguese bakery would become a daily stop on the trip!  We stayed in the rest of the night and caught up with the guys.