Grapefruit, ants, and East

It has been raining a lot lately. One of the activities we did on a rainy night was wash and squeeze the grapefruit from our tree. Then Nick made some delicious juice!

Here are the boys washing them.

Here are the boys juicing them.

Living in Puerto Rico has been really hard on my homemaking skills. It seems no matter what I do there are always ants and/or some other kind of bug in the house.

A couple weekends ago I finished the boys school Friday afternoon and put their books away for the weekend. Sunday afternoon we noticed a few ants on the desk where we keep their books on. We followed them and found practically a whole colony of ants under and inside the boys school books. We started throwing the books on the floor to clear off the self and spray it down. These (all the little specks) are just the ants that tried to escape all the books we threw down. (you may have to click on it to make it bigger) Gross!

Side Note: Their favorite subject seemed to be math.
Just for fun. . . or so we thought. . .

We took the boys to a Japanese restaurant called East. This picture is when our food arrived to be prepared in front of us.

Notice Jaren's face, he is starting to sense something isn't right.

The cooking begins along with fire, egg tossing, and loud sizzles. Apparently to Jaren, habachi grilling is right up there in danger with the beach. In the end we asked to be moved to a table in the main dining area.

Family picture in front of the fountain.