I haven't posted for a long time. I'll have to think back to update things. Emily and Sheldon both arrived and we had a wonderful week together. Very hard to say goodbye. They did a lot of diving and hung out at the pool and just enjoyed the island. They seemed pretty happy and were sad to leave.
The other day, when I returned from my morning walk, I was down on our beach. I looked in front of me at the water and there about 2 feet from the edge was a hammerhead shark!! He was probably 5 feet long or a little more. First I thought it was a nurse shark but there was no denying it was a hammerhead! When Richard got back later, he said other people on the island have reported seeing them too. I guess they come in to have their young. Glad I wasn't in the water then!
Richard has been catching tons of fish. He is happy! The day before yesterday, he caught a record size Tuna! Very exciting!! We donated it to CCMI. Central Caribbean Marine Institute. They are having a fish fry.
We are flying home on Tuesday. Monday we have an appointment to get Covid tested. One still has to test negative to get into the USA. The weather here has been spectacular! We have been snorkeling tons of times. Our reefs here are in perfect condition. The water is smooth, warm, and lovely. I've seen every fish imaginable and turtles and sharks and on and on! So fun!.
Our truck did arrive. I was surprised how nice it is. We never saw it before purchasing it, so I was relieved. The air conditioner works which is great since it has been very hot here. I've started getting some things ready for our return home. Today I cleaned ceiling fans and of course, did laundry. We went to the Little Cayman Trust House Easter Auction this afternoon and evening. They have a live and silent auction. Richard made off with a really special bottle of rum. A private stock bottle!
April 19 is fast approaching. We will get home about midnight! It's a long day of airport world.
