Weather: Rainy in the AM, Humid the rest of the day

This day was pretty broken up and I've written a lot the past couple days so I figured bullets are best:
-In the morning Kayelyn and I got breakfast from los kioskos. There's only a few kiosks open but the breakfast was great! It was a grilled cheese, jam, eggs, and juice.
-We got our bags and headed to the sister hostel to leave our bags in reception. Kayelyn's mom and sister are coming next week so I went with her while she booked a tour for them to Bartolome for next weekend.
-We walked around and looked in some shops, I was finally able to get a long sleeved t-shirt which I was pretty happy about since they're not easy to come by here.
-We got our bags and headed to a pizza place where Sam and Hannah were hanging out. We ended up splitting a personal pizza and I got ice cream (they forgot to charge me for which I was too excited about lol).
-We all were on the same boat so we got to the pier and at 2pm boarded our boat. It was the roughest ride I have had and a girl ended up puking on herself. I've never been more relieved and excited to step foot on land.
-One huge highlight of the trip was that we passed Santa Fe! It was a lot bigger than I imagined and really pretty. This is another untouched island but apparently the snorkeling/diving is supposed to be great.
-A half hour after getting back, I got pictures sent to me of a boat on fire near the malecon. Eve and Ellie had just come back on that boat from Santa Cruz. Luckily no one was on the boat, apparently a few people went to the hospital with burns (I'm assuming this is because they move the boat to shore to put the rest of the fire out). Apparently the boat hit another boat but I don't know if that would be the case since it was really close to the dock.
-They have firefighters on the islands but they are not equipped to deal with boat fires so there was really nothing they could do until the fire went down a bit.

I headed back home and got settled, I put all my dirty clothes in the hamper which was a big relief, and headed out to have pizza (once again) for dinner with Megan and her friend. This day was full of carbs and I didn't feel so great after, but it was that or I eat dinner alone. Overall, it was good to be back and I have a better appreciation for San Cristobal now that I have experienced the other islands. I am excited to go back and see Bartolome mid April as I think it will be a good last hurrah before the program ends. Spring break was a fulfilling experience and I am thankful I was fortunate enough to see as many things as I did! I can't believe my second to last class starts on Monday, it's all about climate change so it should be really interesting.