By Kristina Korsholm February 21, 2011 in Life

Paradise on Earth

I had an early call time this Sunday morning to catch the boat to ‘Cayos Cochinas’. I like my mornings nice, easy and most importantly slow. I have a hard time snapping out of my dreams easily. I need some time on my hands to get back into reality before I meet and greet the world. This Sunday morning was a bit stressful, but turned out to be totally worth it. After 45 minutes of sailing my eyes were met with whole colonies of tiny little uninhabited islands beautifully sprinkled over this quaint part of the Caribbean Ocean located between Honduras main land and the island of Roatan. We are talking paradise islands with only white sandbanks and a couple of palm trees, some wildlife and nothing but blue sky and turquoise water caressing the white powder sugar sand.

Yes, aside from the work this day has taken Sunday Funday to a whole new level. I kid you not! Now, I’m sitting here at the resort chilling with chocolate chip cookies, wine and coffee and relaxing after dinner. Tomorrow awaits with a new, fresh day so I better hit the sheets soon.

Here is some footage from a long day under the Caribbean sun….

We had our own little Island to our selves for today’s shoot. Welcome to ‘Cayos Cochinas’. I could get used to this view…. Just saying….

Thomas working

More work…

KK working it

One of the many little islands we passed… True bliss on Earth.

In between takes I had time for a dip and some downtime with my G12

Practicing the art of fishing at a very young age.

Little sister to big brother: ‘Why are you crying? You want some of my pastry?”

‘Come on! take it! I had enough of your whining’

‘Seriously! Eat or ….!’

‘…..OMG boys! I will never get them…’

‘OK, have it your way! I munched it myself. And it was yummy. Duh!!’

Oh Hiiii. This is Mason. And I’m in love!!!

Look at those eyes and the hair is priceless … Go home Beckham. Mason is such a heart breaker!

The beauty of the island

It’s lunch time and we are approaching one of the bigger islands of ‘Cayos Cochinas’, which is inhabited and has 2 restaurants / or kitchens were you can get lobster, snapper or fish soup. The shopping bag is mine from Copenhagen. I thought it was a funny contrast to the Caribbean environment.