From Antigua to Grenada is quite a distance, so the journey took us over a day and a half. It was a bit rocky, which posed a challenge for our little one who was just learning to walk, but it also served as excellent practice for maintaining balance. The gentle rocking motion also made for better sleep and provided an interesting experience in the pool. Our Pia was able to adapt to the unique conditions of the water, observing the ebb and flow of the waves. It was an amazing sight for us to see our less-than-a-year-old child marveling at the wonders of physics. Wow, I seem to have gotten carried away with my storytelling, reminiscent of a nature lesson delivered by an eccentric teacher. But let's get back to the topic at hand—the brave little Traveler and her tireless parents. Upon reaching Grenada, we were greeted by a tropical climate and vibrant colors saturated with the aromas of spices. It turns out that almost everything grows on this island, especially spices. The only thin...