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Tere Mere Beach Mein.........
... yahan... Hum sab sachin ke manane lage....Main Fantasama ke singer ke pass gaya.. Maine unhe bataya ke Sachin is a very good singer and we want him to sing a song using their mike...
She reluctantly agreed....
Sachin Sang " Dil sambhal ja Zara"...People who were roaming on street of Sayulita stopped to listen his voice.....Mahaul ban raha tha...Indian Song maybe first time sung in Sayulita...
Everyone in the Snacks bar and street gave an applause ...
Working in Paradise
... We got to brainstorm and think of all the things we could do to make the lives of our respective countries easier and to improve the way everything gets done. Who knows if anything will change, but in those 4 days we really managed to come up with a lot.
Being there for work, I didn't get to see the sights, but it was a great experience nevertheless. Puerto Vallarta was a much quieter place than expected - a lot more local tourism, which is nice to see.
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A playful tiger
... Manly, despite his 70 lbs, big head and t-rex jaw, is about as aggressive as a teddy bear. In this hot climate he gets really hot so he opens his mouth wide – hence showing his teeth and looking like a truly fierce creature.
Riding this psychological wave, we conveniently put our four-legged friends to work. Not so sure about the safety of a neighborhood? Walk the dogs. Need to ...
A real Mexican port
... all types of meat and seafood was displayed for the local housewife shopping for the evening diner. Butchers were carving the larger pieces of meat into smaller family sizes at the request of the local shoppers. Next to the meat section was the produce section where large beautiful vegetables and fruits were displayed. Next to this section were several shops of spices. Large bushel baskets full of many colorful spices were stacked in the spice kiosks. Even a section ...
Surf, sand and wind
... some excellent espresso (always important), and cheap eats. The hike there took us up cliffs and down to the beach, through scrubby brush and over barbed wire fences. One must work for food! The breakfast was worth the hike.
Now its after lunch and time for our siesta. Tomorrow we leave Mazatlan and finally begin our journey to South America.
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