You never know what you’ll come across when walking down the beach in San Pedro Town. I decided to play hooky from the office, and with camera in hand, made my way down the beach, just a couple blocks from the office (I gotta let go slowly, can’t go too far yet).
![Fish For Sunday-2](https://cdn.mybeautifulbelize.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Fish-For-Sunday-2-806x540.jpg)
Taking into account all those life-lesson stories I’d read online – at work (sorry boss), I decided to look around me. Breathing in. Taking in the sights. All that good stuff. I looked up.
![Fish For Sunday-5](https://cdn.mybeautifulbelize.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Fish-For-Sunday-5-806x540.jpg)
Not even that high up, there was a bunch of frigate birds swooping out and about, which had to mean someone was cleaning fish.
Sure enough, round the bend and just behind a dive shop sign, was a mess of fish on a rickety table. A mom and her young son were cleaning fish and eager birds hovered above waiting for some scraps.
![Fish For Sunday-1](https://cdn.mybeautifulbelize.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Fish-For-Sunday-1-806x540.jpg)
A huge Jack got the clean-up treatment, and the young boy threw up pieces into the air for the birds. Mom says the fish is for Sunday dinner (that’s lunch and probably leftovers for dinner).
![Fish For Sunday-6](https://cdn.mybeautifulbelize.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Fish-For-Sunday-6-806x540.jpg)
I’m envisioning gorgeous chunks of fried fish, served up with hot flour tortillas, refried beans, a lovely habanero pepper sauce and perhaps some limes to squeeze over the succulent fish. Yup, that family will be eating good!!