Mykonos, a tiny town on the shore, was quaint and beautiful. We found it easy to enjoy each other's quiet company.
While Carlton and I ordered our first every truly Greek gyro sandwich wraps, Kristen sat for a minute to rest her feet. This cat decided they were friends and sealed the deal with a sweet, fuzzy cuddle in Kristen's lap.
These were the first gyros we had in Greece were from this little hole-in-the-wall (we picked one up whenever we could stand it, and for under 3 euros, who wouldn't?). These were, by far, the very best we had on the entire trip.
Mykonos was lovely and picturesque everywhere we looked.
We watched the sun set behind this curvy church.
After watching the sun set, we found a sweet restaurant tucked behind lots of snug buildings and covered by the canopies of palms. The boys ordered some Ouza, the Greek claim to many hangovers, headaches, and licorice-smelling breath.
Night view of the pretty coastal church from before:
Saying "goodbye" to the port as we sprinted through the rain to the buses which took us back to the ship that night.
After watching the sun set, we found a sweet restaurant tucked behind lots of snug buildings and covered by the canopies of palms. The boys ordered some Ouza, the Greek claim to many hangovers, headaches, and licorice-smelling breath.
Night view of the pretty coastal church from before:
Saying "goodbye" to the port as we sprinted through the rain to the buses which took us back to the ship that night.
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