I stayed at the pool when Kimber left with the girls for lunch. I just can not get enough sunshine! Pretty soon, here came Grace, delivering a wonderful poolside lunch. I sat in the shade, ate my lunch and relaxed. I could get used to this!We had planned a trip to watch the dolphins but, instead, Mother Nature put on a show for us. A real Kansas style thunderstorm roared through.
After the thunderstorm wound its way out to sea, we decided to go to South Beach to the Salty Dog Cafe (http://www.saltydog.com/legend/). Emma wanted a tee shirt, so we all got them! We took a trolley from an off site parking lot to South Beach. On the way, Grace caught 40 winks.
As we were approaching our condo "community" of Shipyard, we noticed several people pulled over, looking and pointing. Naturally, we wanted to be part of the looking and pointing so Kimber pulled over as well.
At the top of the water, nearly in the center is a gray stripe. That gray stripe is a big, BIG, gigantic, largest known alligator since the beginning of the world. I am not exaggerating. That alligator was enormous.
As we were approaching our condo "community" of Shipyard, we noticed several people pulled over, looking and pointing. Naturally, we wanted to be part of the looking and pointing so Kimber pulled over as well.
At the top of the water, nearly in the center is a gray stripe. That gray stripe is a big, BIG, gigantic, largest known alligator since the beginning of the world. I am not exaggerating. That alligator was enormous. And it looked hungry.
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