







Katelee eats her first rice in preparation for Jamaican Jerk Chicken
The water was crystal clear, and it was a great dive. Courtney found her customary hermit crab shell (with critter still inside). And we took many great pictures of all the cool stuff.
Jessica & Courtney
After diving, one is quite hungry. So, we all headed to Jan Z's restaurant. Grandma, Katelee, and Olivia had another big day of playing in the park next to the marina. Katelee did well again, eating a little rice when she got hungry. Olivia took her 3-wheeler and zipped around the park. She was even invited to ride on a Caribou, which she accepted!
Everyone enjoyed a laid back evening, and Courtney invited everyone to watch "Becoming Jane." Unfortunately, the blog needed updated, so Mark wasn't able to watch. Maybe another night. However, Mark heads back to work tomorrow, so he may be a bit tired at night. Could he be more tired than after a day of chasing the grandparents around all day though?






I want some meat on a stick!
Look at all the necklaces I got out of Grandma
Are you kidding me!!!!???????


Pre-Dinner Reading of War and Peace
My Grandpa
Honeymooners
A view from the top
Lunch on the beach
Finally, back on top!
What's on tap tonight: Two Lover's Point & dinner out




We headed down to Tarague Beach for about an hour. That gave time to get into the ocean, find some shells, and catch some hermit crabs.

The rest of the afternoon was spent relaxing while Mark worked. Yes, Mark had to work this weekend. But that is ok. He has the rest of the week off!
Tomorrow? Diving!
Evidently, our girl is not afraid of snakes. The kids took a field trip to the USDA this afternoon to look at the trapped snakes. Olivia was right in there, petting the snakes. Go figure.

Then we had time to find what the Easter Bunny had left the girls. Olivia searched through the house for the eggs and her basket, which was hidden under her bed-along with a little bunny doll house.

We hung out for a while longer, eating chocolate, before heading back to the church for a Children's Message and Easter egg hunt. There were about 100 kids, which meant each kid could collect only 12 eggs (yes that makes 1200 total) during the hunt. I use the term "hunt" very loosely here. It would be like "hunting" snow at the North Pole. The ground was covered. Olivia, even in her sleep deprived and sugar-shocked state, managed to find 4 eggs.


After "the hunt," we went back home and took some well-deserved naps. Courtney has been busy making deviled eggs and Grandma's white coconut cake. We are heading to a friend's house tonight for a dinner party. Mark has been busy watching March Madness basketball games. Olivia has been busy eating more chocolate. Katelee has been busy sleeping.
Happy Easter!