We loved Bonaire! Just as everyone ahead of us told us we would. The town, the people, the other cruisers, the water. The water, the water, and everything under the water. This is known as a diver's paradise and we were not disappointed.
We had our first medical mishap this morning when Kaylee hit the deck with her chin while doing some exercises and stretching (the stretch was my idea and led to the fall, so I will claim fault). She was a trooper and walked to the hospital holding ice to the wound to get three stitches.
Now it is time to move on. We could easily stay here months as many here do, but the weather, winds and waves are giving us a great opportunity to get around the cape over to Columbia. If our plans hold . . . I always say that because I feel like as soon as I say it or type it, it will change . . . we will sail for Aruba tomorrow then on to Columbia Tuesday through Thursday or Friday, depending on if we stop on the way.
We had our first medical mishap this morning when Kaylee hit the deck with her chin while doing some exercises and stretching (the stretch was my idea and led to the fall, so I will claim fault). She was a trooper and walked to the hospital holding ice to the wound to get three stitches.
Now it is time to move on. We could easily stay here months as many here do, but the weather, winds and waves are giving us a great opportunity to get around the cape over to Columbia. If our plans hold . . . I always say that because I feel like as soon as I say it or type it, it will change . . . we will sail for Aruba tomorrow then on to Columbia Tuesday through Thursday or Friday, depending on if we stop on the way.
Checking the mooring tackle
Starting diving lessons with Daddy
Our hangout for wifi, drinks and football
Loosing teeth like it's going out of style - 3 this week!
This rainstorm caught us on our bike ride back to the other side of the island
First (and hopefully last) hospital visit
All stitched up! (3 stitches)
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