
I'm really starting to lean this direction with scrap booking. Leaning is as far as I've gotten though.

Starring Kayla from Edmonton, Charlie our fabulous chef on the crew, and Jeff from Pittsburgh in a race to swallow a tablespoon of cinnamon.

We dove down to 80 feet where our dive instructor, Dennis, lined us up with our backs to a wall. We could see the sharks swim by as we descended the line. But honestly, as soon as we were in the water with them you could see they really weren't interested in us. They were just slowing swimming all around just checking things out. When everyone was ready, Drew drove out in the dingy and threw in a nice big chumcicle that he'd made to feed the sharks. It was a feeding frenzy indeed. As soon as the food was gone - so were the sharks. And we were free to check out the rest of the site. Towards the end of the dive we did fine a very mellow 5-6ft nurse shark hanging out under a ledge.
The next video is of a sting ray. Our last dive was a 15 ft wreck dive called the Hesperus. There were millions of fish swimming around and TONS of string rays. They were in the sand everywhere. It was a little intimidating at times as they'd come up from the sand and start gliding around - but you're only 15 feet deep - not too many places to go to get out of the way, you know?

We have a lot of fun just hanging out with the boys. They come up with the simplest and cutest games. Today while we were relaxing in our nice big bed Charlie and Jack crawled around pretending to search for and retrieve what Charlie called "the really golden key" or "the golden key of all" which in reality was actually a small Popsicle stick from his art kit.