Amy and the boys on STJ: Days 4 & 5
Amy and the boys on STJ: Days 4 & 5
We woke up to clouds and showers on Monday (pre-Gustav) which never really cleared up, so we decided today was a good villa gravity day. The boys played their computer soccer game and chess, we played a few games of Scrabble and generally just relaxed and enjoyed doing next to nothing. I didn't take many photos, but I did take some of our dinner table with a chessboard in the middle. We had steak on the grill, more Josephine's salad, and jerk-spiced rice.
Note D's empty plate, and my full one! Teenagers--sheesh!

Day 5 dawned beautifully, and we decided to go to Hawksnest, the first place that D learned to snorkel.



The snorkeling was really good, and we got some great photos with our new camera:





Stoplight parrotfish:

Are these needlefish?

School of fry:

We had stopped at Deli Grotto and got a few Pink Cadillacs for lunch, so we set up at a picnic table and ate, while swatting at the skeeters the whole time. They weren't a problem on the beach, but they were bad back near the bushes. Sat by the water for a while longer while the boys swam, then headed home again.
A common sight in the late afternoons:

Dinner tonight was grilled jerk chicken breasts, more salad, and couscous.
Next: Waterlemon, and an adventure on my own
Note D's empty plate, and my full one! Teenagers--sheesh!

Day 5 dawned beautifully, and we decided to go to Hawksnest, the first place that D learned to snorkel.



The snorkeling was really good, and we got some great photos with our new camera:





Stoplight parrotfish:

Are these needlefish?

School of fry:

We had stopped at Deli Grotto and got a few Pink Cadillacs for lunch, so we set up at a picnic table and ate, while swatting at the skeeters the whole time. They weren't a problem on the beach, but they were bad back near the bushes. Sat by the water for a while longer while the boys swam, then headed home again.
A common sight in the late afternoons:

Dinner tonight was grilled jerk chicken breasts, more salad, and couscous.
Next: Waterlemon, and an adventure on my own
Last edited by Amy on Sun Sep 07, 2008 10:45 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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I have the powreshot SD600 with the underwater housing! I love Cannon! I have been thinking about the Olympus that you don't need a housing for! Nothingtoloose's SO got one for their last trip and he loved it! I do like that the underwater housing makes it wsy to use the buttons bieng that they are bigger than on just the camera. I just would love to not have to carry one more thing!