Sunset

Once again Zach was an angel and slept until 6 am.  He then had a bottle, came in bed with me, and eventually fell back asleep, letting me sleep some more too.  When I finally got up, I felt good.  I decided that today I would really focus on doing the right things for my stomach to be totally done with this bug.  Plan:  Eat three meals, eat mild food, don't finish the plate if I feel at all full, don't eat so little that I am starving between meals (that was my mistake yesterday which is what I think set me back), and drink tons of fluids.  On the latter point I have tried to be really good about that, but I woke up with quite dry lips, so clearly I need to do even better.  Overall the above was successful.  It's bedtime and I feel good. 

On a totally different topic, sunsets have been hard to catch here.  Because it's the rainy season, it is often overcast, if not actually raining, when the sun sets.  In any case, I did manage to get a few pics of the lagoon, which I think are pretty.

There are tons of fishing boats here.  This is a closer view of the above and is only a fraction of how many boats are actually in the lagoon.  You'll notice that they are not exactly small.

When I was looking for a place to sit to watch the sunset, something large scuttled away from my feet.  I looked down and saw a huge crab the size of my outstretched hand.  He hung out for a few minutes, then scurried to my right in the direction of the sunset.     

After the sun set, I looked to the left.  I was amazed to see hoards of crabs right there.  I could easily have gathered a bunch up while only getting barely wet.  I think the picture below is kind of cool and kind of creepy.  I know these are crabs because I was there, but they really looked like tarantulas.