After docking the boat, I watched in horror / amazement as I saw this water snake catch a fish and drag him out of the water to eat him on the grass. Crazy!
Maybe it was the new vaporizer, but I saw a documentary about flying fish and just could not stop thinking about them and how crazy it is that they exist. Flying. Fish.
My Hispanic drug store has an impressive collection of questionable exilers all with excellent labels. I like to imagine the photo shoot for this pic, "No, hold the fish higher. Big smile...that's it!"
It was hands-down, one of the strangest experiences I've ever had in my life. The minute I dipped my into the water, thousands of fish swarmed around it, fighting for room to nibble! It was equal parts tickle & horror! It took me at least ten entire minutes to lower my entire body into the water. One of the creepiest things I've ever experienced. The entire time I was in there, I just kept thinking "I AM FOOD! I AM FOOD!"
I opened the fridge to discover that Meredith had been up late the previous night melting all sorts of candy down and pouring it into molds. White and dark chocolate fish!
Around 2am we all went around the corner to see the apartment that Karen had just bought! Here she is showing off the "fish tank in the fireplace" in her new building's lobby!
Right near where you walk in there's this huge glass cylinder with a school of thousands of silver fish that are furiously swimming in a circle. It's pretty rad.
...Tymber had forgotten to request that he also remove the tail and fins. Check out her face as she stares at its crispy little arm waving helplessly in the air. Holy shit. We almost died. Chris played the good samaritan and filleted the fish for her while she averted her eyes.
And then, another and another, and another. Fucker. (If you you're wondering why there aren't any pics of me with the fish that I've caught it's because, um, I haven't caught any).
No more than 10 minutes passed before my dad hooked this sea-robin (Prionotus carolinus) which aren't very tasty and didn't count towards the "most" prize, so he threw it back.