While Jill is in out of town with the kids I have taken it upon myself to update the blog and give everyone a small fix while we wait patiently for Jill's next update.
Last week I was in Guam. It was beautiful, tropic island, sandy beaches, crystal clear water, and fish everywhere (at least in the water).
Getting to Guam was a real trek; 14 hours in two airplanes and a 3 hour layover in Tokyo. This was my third weekend in a row in that I spend in the Tokyo airport. They had these cool sitting areas, I knew Dri would love them. Very modern.
I spent the majority of my time working, I guess that's why I was out there, but we did manage to see the entire island a few times. Guam is only 30 miles by 6 miles. What would you do on an island that small?
My hotel was right on the water, literary, there were stairs that went right into the water. So I went snorkeling almost every evening and saw plenty of fish. One evening I was determined to take some photos of the fish. I went to my room and wrapped the camera in a ziplock bag. That didn't work so then I tried a bread bag; that didn't work either. I guess it's better to just talk about the cool fish then to break the camera.
Saturday I made it to Fish Eye Marine Park and snorkeled there. The middle of the tower area is 35-40 feet deep. You could easily see the bottom from the surface. There were fish everywhere and next time I'm bringing a underwater camera.
I drew a little something in the sand so the kids would know I'm thinking about them.
I've had a lot of traveling during the last few months and I've missed Jill and the kids. I'm excited for the next few months where my travel load will be light and I get to spend more time at home.
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