Each to the Beach

Saturday- all of us girls and Amy(their mom) packed the beach bags and cooler into the trunk of the car and headed off to the beach.  I had forgotten how hard it is to take pictures in the bright sun because you can't see the screen.  So I hoped that my fingers weren't in the way and that I was getting a picture of something good.

People who decided to plop down in front of us.  Oh well. 



When we first went into the water, I was a bit paranoid.  I wasn't wearing my glasses so I couldn't see all that clearly.  I'm paranoid of sharks anyways, but then I couldn't see the ocean floor so I was worried about crabs and such. As far as I'm concerned, those pinchers could whack a whole toe off.   So once we waded back up to the shore, I put my glasses on. Even if water splashed up on them, it was better to have some sight then none. 
There were quite alot of dolphins being sighted.  We even got pretty close to them.  A fish popped up out of the water and the next thing you knew a dolphin gobbled that thing up mid air.  We weren't close enough to touch them or anything though. 

I was looking at the boats and such not really paying attention to around me when I felt like I was getting poked by something sharp on my back.  Well, like I said earlier, I'm already paranoid.  So when I look over my shoulder to see a baby crab starting to crawl up my back, I flip out.  I stood straight up and started trying to get away.  Of course, the others thought it was funny but hey.  Theres no telling what that crab might have done if I just let it crawl up my back. 

Tower of Sand Balls.  The unknown wonder of the world.  ;)

A couple of us are a little redder face than before we went to the beach.  Plus our arms, legs, neck and some of our back.  Haha, eh, maybe I should've put more than one coating of sunscreen on.  Needless to say, people at church knew that we went to the beach. 

Katie, Me, and Kimberly

Despite being sunburned, we had alot of fun.  Just gonna be using a lot of aloe vera for the next couple days.