We made our way back to Juquehy a few weekends ago. We went last April (?) and had a pretty good trip, so we wanted to go again. It's really nice to get out of the city. Sao Paulo has a way of making you tired, and getting out and breathing some fresh air and relaxing is always good for the soul.
The kids were excited. Last time, they weren't really into the sand and stuff. We spent most of the time at the pool, but this time was different. Isn't it amazing what 6 months can do.
Cayden got a new kneeboard/boogie board and was itching to go "surfing." It's technically summer here, but there has been quite a bit of rain (all the time) and the temps haven't been too high (I'm definitely not complaining). With that in mind, the water was a little cool. Juquehy isn't one of those Caribbean beaches, where you can swim and snorkel. It's definitely a surfers beach. Wave after wave, after wave. Beckham was determined NOT to get into the ocean. Thankfully by the last day, he would go in and jump some of the waves.
We alternated our activities. We would go to the beach first and play in the sand, and the ocean. Then we would wash the sand off and go to the pool.
The weather the first day was gorgeous! I decided to torture my family and try to get some family photos. Some turned out better than others. We managed to get one that we put on our Christmas Card!
This is Beckham running in fear from the water. Silly kid.
We built some Sand Cities. A giant Crab, and a giant Sea Turtle. Our sand sculpture game is pretty strong, I'm not going to lie.
The last time we went to the beach, I was not in one. single. picture. I gave the camera over to Heath so that when the kids look back at these pictures, they will know I was there.
Burying kids is always fun.
We went into this trip with a laid back attitude. We didn't push Beckham to nap, although by dinner at 7:30 each night, he was totally pooped. We just hung out and played as much as we could. It was a great trip. I'm hoping we can go back in a few months!
Here are some more photos:
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