I'm back! Our internet connection is so much better than the resorts was. It took me about the same time to upload all the pictures of all of the coming posts while here that it would have to just upload the photos from one day there. Monday morning Marge made us french toast for breakfast (how fitting, because we were headed to the French side of the island that day!) 
Let me tell you, that was some good french toast! We've already told her some weekend this summer we are going to impose and have her make us some for breakfast.
After breakfast we went to a beach that someone had told us was absolutely beautiful. When headed there, I was thinking to myself, "Yeah, whatever. ALL the beaches here have been beautiful..." But it was worth the drive! It was so beautiful! A unique and different beauty from the other beaches too. The sand was really different, the water was super clear and blue and also shallow enough that you could just stand for quite a ways out. Also you could see where all the waves were coming and crashing together to get into the little bay area. Somehow I've managed to not have a picture of it though... :/ Sorry!
That night we went on a sunset cruise.
Nobody got seasick, or soaked by crashing waves I'd say it was a success :)
Then we sent Dad and Mourey to get pizza for us.
Also, as requested, here is a picture of the water trampoline from the other resort. With the giant inner tube it held the trampoline part about 5 ft. out of the water, and was probably 12ish feet across. But, I'm terrible with distance/dimensions so don't go by me... We had tons of fun on this! Suntanning, shoving each other off, laughing at the ones who were having a hard time getting on from the ladder... :)
Let me tell you, that was some good french toast! We've already told her some weekend this summer we are going to impose and have her make us some for breakfast.
It's so hard to narrow down our days into just a shortish blog post! A few pictures can give a general impression of what we did, but each day there were so many things that would happen and so many experiences that a blog post could never convey all that went on. Oh well, this just means you'll all have to come over and hear stories sometime!
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