Did you ever have one of those day's where you just can not get into the groove of things, and you felt sad for no logical reason? Well that is my day today.
I feel exhausted and I do not know why I went to bed at 10:15 p.m. last night and did not get up until 7:35 a.m. this morning. I was in a deep, deep sleep this morning I had to force my eye's open and I had hit the snooze button twice which is something that I never do.
I wonder if it is because Dave is away and I am not being woken up by his snoring all night long I am falling into too deep of a sleep if that is possible. It could be just that I miss him even his annoying snoring. I have been keeping myself busy after work with chore's.
Maybe I need to have a day off tonight but I really want to vacuum the whole house and then scrub the floor's then take the very last of the Christmas decorations down but we will see.
Well something that may cheer me up is sharing some more of my vacation picture's I hope you like them.
We went to Sombrero Beach, but when I saw this sign I was a little nervous
This house was directly across from the beach...not too shabby
The walkway on to the beach, note the beaches in the key's are not huge sandy beaches
A view of the beach
I went into the water twice then right up by the shoreline I saw this!!! That is right a Man-of-War!
These nasty little buggers will ruin your vacation if stepped on, I then took it upon myself to warn everyone walking by not to step on it.
After leaving the beach since it was not the same if I could not at least get wet with out being stung to death by jellyfish Dave purchased a rod at the local K-mart. We went to the 7 mile bridge and found an embankment he told me to hold the line for a minute while he got some bait. Then something started pulling really, really hard on the line....I was freaking out calling Dave, he came just in time to grab the rod. He fought with what ever it was for almost 30 minutes....until the line snapped. We found out later that large sharks hang under where we were fishing. Can you imagine our faces if we pulled jaws out of the water!
Above he was really fighting with the rod it was bending so much!
Dave is like what is this!!!!
The next day we stopped by the Iguana cages and saw some of new lizard friends.
This red one was the only one we could not hold as he was not very friendly, but as seen below is Iggy he is the best just like a baby. He loves to be held and cuddle's like a scaly kitten.
MMMM flowers, my favorite!
We stopped here on midmorning for a great breakfast, it is a local place and the food was good and the decorations very cool. It is called the wooden spoon and the whole place has all different type's of what else....wooden spoon's on the walls.
Here is one wall showing the specials
Now on to our great SHARK fishing expedition, we went to the bridge around 4:30 and a few couples where there. We talked to them and they had not had any bites all day! We where there no more than 45 minutes and Dave caught a baby Hammer head shark, which he threw back of course...then low and behold I caught one 5 minutes later and it was a totally different one because mine was smaller. Everyone could not believe our luck. I of course let mine go too, I do not touch fish or Sharks for that matter I just like holding the rod.
Grrrr I want to bite you human!
And now my shark I caught
I had to have some guy hold him while I took the picture because I was afraid he would bite me.
See the clouds rolling in, we had one tropical storm the whole time we where there, it lasted about 2 hours then it was gone.
Well I feel better now re-living some vacation memories :)
Dave at Pat Flanagans
