"Uncle, that's mine, that's Didi's"
She came back from Mexico like a true Mexican, now she talks and talks and talks. That's my Didi. When I thought she couldn't get any cuter she did, she is more ticklish than ever. We went to the beach on Wednesday, she swam for a while. She came out of the water cold, wet and demanding a towel. I got the towel and wrapped her with it, held her in my arms and stood on the sand for a while, letting the afternoon sunlight to dry us faster.
There, in peace, at 'the secret beach', Didi and I quietly appreciated one of the most gorgeous sights of New Zealand, Rangitoto and Waheke Islands in the distance, not a single cloud in the sky, and a soft wind whispering 'happiness' once in a while. Laurence and Luca were hanging out in the distance, everything was perfect, a great summer day.
Until the beauty of the moment was broken by the following line:
"Luis, there's no toilet here, I really need to pee, what should I do?" - Said Ana nervously and impatiently looking around for 'options'.
- Some things never change -
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