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The best day of the year for traveling.
We have discovered the one industry that remains open even on major holidays in the Yucatan - the buses. There are plenty of buses to take you to any possible destination, where everything will invariably be closed once you get there. After getting packed at the crack of dawn and finding nowhere open for breakfast, we headed the half mile down the …
Sea wading 'n Elisha's birthday
... line as they became four tiny little bobbing bodies in the shallow water, but oh, so far out!! The kids had a great time while the two little ones picked tiny sea shells to take home.
It was getting close to 3:30 p.m. and Annie wanted to be on the road no later than 4 p.m. because of the pot-holed roads and getting back to Corozal before dark. Randy had downloaded our pictures of the kids when we were in Corozal on Thursday, so along with today’s pictures, the ...
Breaking Bad
... time to introduce Randy to the gambling side of Mah Jongg! Mah Jongg is more fun with the $$$ element, rather than not, so we are looking forward to our next match with the ante-upped, so to speak! LOL.
We drive over to the Internet Cafe where Helen uploads more pics for our blog; Randy checks out the properties of sand fly bites and the cost of Cancun accommodations while Pat e-mails to family. Pat is also excited because she received an e-mail ...
Tree planting day
... food being dead flies or other insects) anywhere, a little group of teeny, tiny ant-like creatures surround the food and cart it off--not sure where--but having cleaners inside the house is pretty worrisome for Pat!
Gabino's young workers are here today because today is tree planting day. The guys have delivered twenty-eight or twenty-nine coconut palms to be planted. The night before, Helen and Randy planned to plant the young plants in an “M” ...
Back to our Beautiful Belize for Exceptional Curry
... going to Belize. Our "Si" got a "hurry up, the bus is leaving now!". We shoved our bags in the back door and, as we have learnt to do, followed them into the bus via the same back door and sat down in the back row to guard them. The engine roared into life and the Belizean Reggae music blared out of the speakers, we had giant smiles of "we are home" :-)
As we were on a Belizean "Chicken Bus" we did not have to think too hard; at the Mexican side we stopped right ...
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