How our day started... a bit of a slow start.
And after a few hours of driving south from Daytona Beach, stopping on the highway for a good amount of time because of an accident, and dealing with stressful work issues, we arrived in Palm Beach.
And all became right with the world.
Stress Release!
The waves were warm and fantastic to play in! And apparently, extremely frightening!
Good-night, Palm Beach.
Thank you for making our day a bajillion times better.
Today was a day in the car as we traveled from Atlanta down to Daytona Beach. Not a lot to report – lunch at Chik-Fil-A and most of the day spent listening to Pandora. We stopped in Atlanta and I picked up a Clear USB card for my laptops, so we now have fast 4G internet in cities like Atlanta and here in Daytona Beach. Sadly it doesn’t work great in the backwoods of Florida, but then I fall back onto either my T-Mobile USB 4G card or the mobile 3G hotspot on my Sprint iPhone. I’m rarely out of touch with the internets.
Julie, braving the elements on the beach.
Buddy got a chance to sit out on our 1 foot balcony before dinner, but sadly it’s now raining pretty hard. Didn’t stop us from venturing out to the beach, if only for a few minutes.
Buddy, high up
Since we had a slow day, I’ll share some of the photos from my phone we took yesterday at the Atlanta aquarium. Please to enjoy.
Julie, petting a shark
There were quite a few fish in this tank
Julie, getting touchy-feely with a sea anemone
This sea otter had a bucket that it loved
These things can live to be 100 years old and have a claw-to-claw width of 12 feet!
This tank was the best - they had 4 whale sharks
My day was made when we saw a life size Lady Rainicorn
