My face is still a mess, and since I can’t really go out much, spending the day in with family is always great.
Domingo de Domino’s = Sunday of Dominoes
My camera has been collecting dust these last couple of days while I heal, even though I promised myself I would take pictures everyday, no matter what it was. So of course I grabbed a few shots of my family in their natural habitat, lol.
Laughing it up, playing, blasting music and drinking.
Aaaaaaaaah, isn’t family great!?
The little cutie in red is Edward, he loves oranges as you can tell. That’s my cousin Yoca’s son. And the mean mugger in the trike is Frandy, my cousin Franklin’s son. Both full of different personality.
I can sit in this rocking chair and watch them play all day, they are hilarious and so damn smart!
This right here is my ”Adam and Eve.”
My grandparent Lilia and Ernesto are the two most sweetest souls I have ever met. They look so beautiful and in love. Tomorrow I most definitely have to go pay a visit to my abuelo’s grave. I never really had the chance to say goodbye when he passed.
He always had a good game of dominoes in the backyard with his fellow mates, and a beer in hand, ready with witty remarks.
I think he would be proud of my grandmother. She’s the glue to it all. Mostly everyone in this house has grown and moved, had kids and have lives to live. But they all manage to be here everyday, spouses, kids, dogs and all.
Our family has gotten bigger and better in time.
♥



Today was a mini road trip. 3 hours each way. My cousin Edward drove with a beer in hand, while we made our way to Higuey and La Romana.
(local children out of school and walking on the side of broken streets in the heat)
(Los Montes = The mountains)
(sugar cane workers)
I loved all the candles. Especially when I caught them flickering.
My cousin Yenny and I, right in front of the infamous church.
My cousin Franklin getting down and dirty, making sure his picture taking is perfect!
Let me tell you, these cheeses ( the round white balls in the bag) are absolutely delicious!
After visiting the church we decided to stop at a local beach by the name of Bayahibe. It was mostly empty on the side we decided to settle down in. There were mostly tourists, I’m sure there was a hotel around somewhere.
What I found interesting was that there was a cemetery right behind us. Do you see the tombstones behind me?
Look how beautiful this sunset is, I could’nt resist on taking this shot.
Today was fun, I was exhausted once I got back in the car, I ended up falling asleep. Until next time guys :)
