Can you believe that the 4th of July is upon us? For teachers, this date marks the half way point of summer! I promised the students that I would post pictures from my adventures in Mexico. It was an amazing time. I know my own kids learned so much. We tried to squeeze everything we could in, in a week's time. I hope you enjoy!
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| The weather in Mexico is conducive to growing rather large insects. |
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| Cameron and Kabrie climbing a small Mayan ruin in the jungle. |
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| Cameron petting Ayonna the dolphin |
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| The family at the entrance of Xcarret Eco-park. Pronounced Ish-car-et |
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| Mr. Evans and I celebrated 16 years of marriage. We renewed our vows on the beach with the kids. |
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| Jungle waterfall |
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| Kabrie loves dolphin kisses. |
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| Ayonna taking me for a ride. |
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| Ayonna posing for a smile with me. |
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| Despite his grumpy look, he was rather friendly. |
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| We attended a history of Mexico culture show. This was a game of Mayan Fire Ball. YES! That is real fire. |
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| This was also at the culture show. It is the Mexican Candle Dance. Very beautiful, graceful and YES! That is real fire. |
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| Mr. Evans and I renewing our wedding vows. |
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| Uncle Knarly's 360 Surf School for the family |
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| Swimming with the fishes! There are some gorgeous fish in the waters here. |
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