after a morning at the beach and afternoon mini golfing (i beat my husband for the first time) and crabbing (we caught a blue claw!), we headed home with rosy cheeks and sand still in our shoes.
it was a hot day, and as we drove further and further away from the island, the skies darkened and soon we were beneath an endless cloud. not long after we had driven through the city, we were hit by a heavy rainstorm. the sun was nearly forgotten by the time we arrived home.
except that it was evident on our skin. it seems that we don't ever notice how tan (or burned) we are until we're out of the sun. and we, having soaked up an excess of vitamin D for the day, were drowsy and sluggish, barely unpacked before we headed to bed.
goodnight, sun.. until we meet again tomorrow.
it was a hot day, and as we drove further and further away from the island, the skies darkened and soon we were beneath an endless cloud. not long after we had driven through the city, we were hit by a heavy rainstorm. the sun was nearly forgotten by the time we arrived home.
except that it was evident on our skin. it seems that we don't ever notice how tan (or burned) we are until we're out of the sun. and we, having soaked up an excess of vitamin D for the day, were drowsy and sluggish, barely unpacked before we headed to bed.
goodnight, sun.. until we meet again tomorrow.
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