When we got back to Texas, however, we did have a brief adventure of our own. And we'd like to share it with you!
Let's start with a little photo-dump:
Brandon was very excited about the sheer density of palm trees.
Here I am, modeling our HUGE hotel room.
We had to check out the beach right away, or else Brandon was going to explode. Our hotel room had a private passage to the beach, which was basically just a huge fenced-in outdoor hallway.
Brandon gets very excited about the beach.
We found some weird critters there.
They look like jellyfish, but we later found out they're Portuguese Man-o'-War.
Can you find the critter in this one?
We had dinner the first night at Amberjacks, which is on the lagoon-side of the island. The view was beautiful, and dinner was AMAZING. I was so busy enjoying my filet Mignon, I forgot to take any photos of it. But we got pictures of just about everything else:
The view from the parking lot. That's the causeway in the background.
They missed the mark on the Gulf crab appetizer,
But Brandon's red snapper was phenomenal - perfectly seasoned and perfectly cooked.
The next day we got up bright and early.
Brandon looking very tropical.
We collected seashells on the beach for a while,
Birds.
Brandon would call this "BeachManda."
On day 2 we had pizza for lunch at a place that clearly gets a lot of business during Spring Break.
On the Juke Box list, there was a rule posted that said "No dancing on the tables before 6PM," and no indication that it was a joke.
Then, we went Dolphin-watching!
Brandon, the seasoned Pirate, sailing the mighty seas!
The dolphin boat tour included a little biology lesson, wherein they caught some fish and talked about them. I got to hold one:
Also, dolphins!
We followed alongside this boat for a while, since they had dolphins surfing on their bow.
Next: Lunch from Psychadeli. Observe:
See? Psycha-deli!
We took lunch back to the hotel and watched old movies on TCM.
It was a good way to relax between activities.
Other miscellaneous stuff we did that day:
Swam in the hotel pool...
Collected seashells on the beach...
And ate dessert at a fancy restaurant.
The next morning, Brandon said his goodbyes to the Gulf of Mexico,
And then we hit the road, where we discovered there was a marathon going across the causeway.
And then we were home!
Next I think I'll post a few photos from Channukah, Christmas and New Years.
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