Things I always have to get used to in Cres:
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- how much everyone smokes
- grand-parental types wearing less fabric than me
- getting changed on the beach
- being with the kids 24/7 rather than just after work (and I _mean_ 24/7, K2’s bed is next to ours, and he’s constantly waking up in the middle of the night)
- doing very little over a long period of time
- how everyone assumes I’m German after listening to my broken Croatian
- (new) how everyone assumes I’m Irish after seeing K3’s red hair
- going to the beach at 5:30 pm
- walking around barefoot. Cres has a rocky, rather than sandy beach, and I can now probably walk across hot coals without noticing. Point in fact: I took the boys on a hike around the bay in my sandals yesterday. It was a three hour walk. My feet would be sore walking to the coffee shop from my desk in the same sandals a month ago
- riding in big buses on little roads
- the idea that this will eventually end and I have to go back to Canada and “real life” again.
- how cheap everything is. We spend at most $50 a day between the five of us.
All in all a good trip so far.