Cayman: The Final Words

It turns out that if you are drunk and start getting aggressive on the airplane, they will have police waiting to arrest you when you arrive at the terminal. Japanese uses the same word "hiyake" (日焼け）for both sun tan and sun burn. Although the local currency is the "Cayman Islands Dollar" (KYD for those in the FX biz), it turns out you can basically survive with only US Dollars, our only incident was getting 31 Cayman cents in change for buying Erika's pool noodle. However, it is handy to have lots of 5's and 10's because they run out easily. Speaking of pool noodles, they are a total barrel of fun, you can do lots of things with them: use them to float, use them to pull kids around in an ocean or a pool, use them like little rocket ships (hold under water then let go), use them as big straws (you can bubble with them or spit water at people), use them for fights (although this may require boys), fun fun fun. Finally, I should report that Erika finds sea turtles to be very "whappy", because they whap violently with their fins (legs?) when you pick them up.