How is it possible to be sunburned on Fall Break? I'll never understand how it ALWAYS happens to me, but- forget the burn- the best part of our little Saint George Island getaway happened today on a quick boat ride. {FYI: I really try not to mention when we/ I are/ am out of town because of the crazies that might be out there and want to steal my snuggie and who knows what else? Dust bunnies, maybe? But we have house and doggy sitters, so you wouldn't get very far, Crazies. Thank you.}
We saw about a hundred million gajillion porpoises {a.k.a. "dolphins" to anyone under 4 feet tall} on our trip in the bay.
It was amazing. Enter your own spiritual/ natural/ tree-hugging verbiage here, but it was just COOL.
This crew looked like a traveling Sea World show and included flips, out of water dives, directed nose squirts {at my SIL, Carrie} and I am pretty sure there was a choreographed high five with their fins in there.
Here's a snippet for you:
Ignore the wind, pretty please.
And my use of the word "WOW" over and over again.
That's all. Enjoy.
Dolphins Cheerleaders from The Other Mama on Vimeo.
This "dolphin" act {including jumps and spins not shown} went on for about 20 minutes until they went to their next scheduled show.We tipped them with our applause and they all took a bow at the end {not really; only in my mind}.
I don't know what we can do tomorrow can top that, but I'm going to put in a call to the Blue Angels to see if they can come on over and put on a little show of their own. And then I'm calling Sea World to see if they were missing any animals.
