The next morning in Miami we got up to a gorgeous day. After taking a nice swim in the hotel pool and watching skanky girls take pictures of themselves by the bay, we headed out to discover more about this mysterious island, Key Biscayne. This key is just south of South Beach but much less pretentious, crowded and touristy. As we drove through the small town, Caitlin saw the words that will always call to her. She saw "100% Natural Food" and that was that...we stopped to have lunch. All vegetarian, all awesome. The look of confusion in my face above is from trying to decide what of all the amazing dishes I should order, not trying to find something that looked good.
Caitlin was beautiful and in heaven - so I guess she was sort of like an angel?
Max spent most of the time flirting with anyone sitting by us. He always turns heads with his cute hats and shirts.
Max's main course was milk. Delicious, 100% whole milk. Our main course was vegetarian tacos and quesadillas. They were both very good.
Long story but Caitlin negotiated her way into us getting a free dessert - which was this organic cheese cake made without eggs. I can't really remember what was in it, but I know it had coconut and that it drove me into a frenzy of consumption.
Plus I had to compete with Max, who also went into a treat frenzy. He loves dessert.
Once out by the ocean we enjoyed seeing the city on stilts out in the water. These houses were build in the 1800s and inhabit the ocean on stilts. Pretty cool to see them out with the boats. I can't imagine being on one of these during a hurricane.
There is a beautiful park at the end of the key and it includes a great walk through the forest next to the beach.
Lots of boaters were out enjoying the weather. Caitlin and I both agreed that we are extremely intrigued by boat culture. How do they get their money and time? How can we get their money and time?
I basically think this chick is dope.
There also is a pretty classy lighthouse in the park that was striking as you walk down this row of palm trees standing gaurd.
1855...old for America, new for everywhere else.
More Caitlin hotty shots. We'd see more Max, but hims was a tired guy.
But he woke up just in time to take this sleepy time guy picture of the family. This closed our weekend vacation to Miami. Its amazing how a 40 minute drive can make you feel lightyears away from home and really set you up for a nice, short holiday.
The next morning in Miami we got up to a gorgeous day. After taking a nice swim in the hotel pool and watching skanky girls take pictures of themselves by the bay, we headed out to discover more about this mysterious island, Key Biscayne. This key is just south of South Beach but much less pretentious, crowded and touristy. As we drove through the small town, Caitlin saw the words that will always call to her. She saw "100% Natural Food" and that was that...we stopped to have lunch. All vegetarian, all awesome. The look of confusion in my face above is from trying to decide what of all the amazing dishes I should order, not trying to find something that looked good.
Caitlin was beautiful and in heaven - so I guess she was sort of like an angel?
Max spent most of the time flirting with anyone sitting by us. He always turns heads with his cute hats and shirts.
Max's main course was milk. Delicious, 100% whole milk. Our main course was vegetarian tacos and quesadillas. They were both very good.
Long story but Caitlin negotiated her way into us getting a free dessert - which was this organic cheese cake made without eggs. I can't really remember what was in it, but I know it had coconut and that it drove me into a frenzy of consumption.
Plus I had to compete with Max, who also went into a treat frenzy. He loves dessert.
Once out by the ocean we enjoyed seeing the city on stilts out in the water. These houses were build in the 1800s and inhabit the ocean on stilts. Pretty cool to see them out with the boats. I can't imagine being on one of these during a hurricane.
There is a beautiful park at the end of the key and it includes a great walk through the forest next to the beach.
Lots of boaters were out enjoying the weather. Caitlin and I both agreed that we are extremely intrigued by boat culture. How do they get their money and time? How can we get their money and time?
I basically think this chick is dope.
There also is a pretty classy lighthouse in the park that was striking as you walk down this row of palm trees standing gaurd.
1855...old for America, new for everywhere else.
More Caitlin hotty shots. We'd see more Max, but hims was a tired guy.
But he woke up just in time to take this sleepy time guy picture of the family. This closed our weekend vacation to Miami. Its amazing how a 40 minute drive can make you feel lightyears away from home and really set you up for a nice, short holiday.
1 comment:
get out of town with that hat max! you are so cute. I'm not going to recognize you when you come in a couple weeks! wahoo!!!! can't wait.
i want to live in miami!
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