Michelle, Ted and us did not come up with something we must do on Sunday, so we decided to hang around the hotel.  Stuart and I both liked kayaking and also wanted to give Logan another chance for exposure, so we all met up in the morning to walk over to the beach.  Stuart and I were more prepared this time, basically avoided bringing anything except the water camera.  We paired up the same way, and the Kaos switched their kid pairing.  Everyone seemed more relaxed and cooperative this time.  The Kaos kayaked farther sometimes; Connor and I had tried to go out to find them.  At some point, Michelle pointed out to us that we had crossed over to Nevada which was fascinating to Connor.  Connor was also being silly holding to a buoy at one point and we were floating there for awhile.  Logan seemed more relaxed and actually talked with us; although he was still holding on to the straps tightly.  He was enjoying being the captain and directing Stuart where they should go.  We were all out there for an hour and it was definitely more fun than the day before. 

    After kayaking, we walked over to the plaza across the street in hope to get some pizza for lunch, but the place was closed unexpectedly.  We decided to just have some KFC instead.  During the entire lunch, the four kids sitting together and laughing constantly while eating.  Connor was being silly and saying something to make the other 3 kids laugh.  We also stopped by the ice cream place to let the kids get a treat.  We headed back to the beach to play with sand afterward; this was the smallest beach I had ever seen.  With many people there, the adults managed to find a spot to sit down while the kids played by the water.  They were digging a hole together and did not seem to mind that there were many people around them.  We finally felt that we had enough sun tanning, we convinced the kids to return to the hotel to play at the pool instead.  We spent quite a long time at the pool area going between the pool and Jacuzzi before we called it done with swimming.

      We took a break at the hotel, gaming or napping, then we headed out for dinner.  Since the British pub was in a walkable distance, we decided to walk instead of driving.  It was still quite hot by then and it felt longer before we got to our destination.  However the kids did not complain, they paired up to talk especially with Logan and Mckayla; they were walking side by side talking on both trips.  I was curious about what they were talking about but did not want to interfere.  The dinner was great and Stuart enjoyed trying different beers.  The kids kept themselves busy drawing, talking and eating while at the restaurant.  Afterward, we played some pingpong and foosball, and hung out in the Kao’s room again in the evening before we ended the night.