We are moving to Cape Town!!!!

Well, not really, but we are considering it. Every day we are here we fall more in love with this city... It is not that what we are doing is cooler than the other places we have been, but we just could fit in here so well (and it is even more gorgeous than the rest of Africa we have seen, which says a lot because it has all been amazing)!!!!

That being said, today was actually just a slow, relaxing day. We slept in for the first time, and even other days we have had the opportunity we still find ourselves waking up at 7 out of habit. Today, we slept until 9 o'clock... And at breakfast everyone was talking about the huge storm that passed through this morning. I am the lightest sleeper ever and I never heard anything so that is crazy; I must have been VERY tired (It was supposedly really loud). The sky was bright blue again when we woke up so we would never have known! This day was kind of an open day, as we had reserved backup days for the shark dive in case our original day had to be rescheduled. Kyle wanted to go to the World of Birds which also had a monkey jungle in it where you can play with the monkeys and let them crawl and hang on you. Honestly... I am not a bird person. They do not fascinate me at all, so I was not excited about it but was willing to go if that is what he wanted to do. We were there way too long, and I was so bored (it smelled really bad too!). The monkeys were cool, but that was only about 1/10 of our time there, haha. I think we spent 30 minutes just trying to find where they kept the honey badger so that Kyle could see it and think of Tyrann Mathieu of LSU (they call him the honey badger)... Go figure!

After we left the birds we went to Camps Bay to hang out. This is the Cape Town beach to see and be seen. I wanted to eat at Cafe Capri which was supposed to be delish, and also a celeb spotting point, haha. No celebs that I know of, but definitely a stylish trend spot which is also very laid back, looking onto the beach!! I had the BEST mixed drink I have ever had in my entire life there. It was so good that it was dangerous... I could drink them all day like water. It was called a Pink Passion- my mouth is watering just thinking about it!!! Our food was also delicious. It was hanging out here that made us start contemplating a way to move to Cape Town. Then we decided that when we have enough money we will just buy a condo there, and by then hopefully there is a direct flight from Houston. Our dogs would love it here too! Everyone brings their dogs along with them and there are parks lining the beaches to play with them at.... Ahhhh, the life!!!!!!!