Indian Tofu Curry
When I'm back home, one of my favourite places to go is Sunset House. They are a dive hotel (a hotel known for hosting scuba divers, not an actual dive, lol) and their bar is where I spent many a night in high school playing dominoes and drinking, and their restaurant is known for its amazing Indian food (even though it's not actually an Indian restaurant). Their curries are amazing. Well, on this most recent trip we definitely enjoyed a couple of curries there, and I loved how many vegetarian options they had. My favourite was their tofu curry, which is saying something because, if you know me, I find it hard to like tofu.
Vacation Round-Up
How was everyone's April's Fool Day yesterday? No one got 'punked' too badly? It's so good to be back! Back to reading my favourite blogs and posting on the regular :). Hope you guys enjoyed some of the fab guest posts I had while away - many thanks to the guest posters:
I thought I'd just do a post with some photos from my vacay (apologies in advance that there aren't many people in the pics - I was able to convince my mom and my sister to let me post a couple of them but on the whole, people don't want their pictures blasted all over the Internet, which I get! So I put some with me in to keep it interesting, but otherwise it's just pretty scenery!).
Pina Colada Oatmeal
I miss you guys! I'm having a great time on holiday soooo...I thought I'd bring you along with me ;). (Ignore the HUGE pineapple chunks - I'm a bit of pineapple fiend). On Monday I left you with this lovely image of pina coladas at sunset:
Vacation Time! Plus a Beach-Prep Workout!
I'm in the air as you read this (well, possibly. I don't know when you're reading this after all!) But yes, today I am headed home for two weeks in the sun. I haven't been home in two years, as last year my big vacation was to England to see my grandmother and extended family. But Cayman has been calling my name for a long time and finally I get to answer it! Yup, that photo above is the beautiful Seven Mile Beach (which is actually six miles, but 'seven' apparently sounded better!) that runs along the western coast of my tiny island haven. It's beautiful and fantastic for walking, running etc. I plan on doing a lot of paddle boarding, kayaking, diving, beach strolling and some yoga at a studio back home run by a couple of friends of mine.