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Today, I swam with sea lions.....
... the portable TV. In the meantime, the nachos were constantly being prepared and sold.
Letīs just say that Mum and Lisaīs eyes were bigger than their bellies and that they couldnīt finish their `Todos Nachos` (nachos with the lot).
My favourite thing about this hotel (it isnīt the lack of a fridge in the room - the front desk guy told us that he was aware that even Motel 6s provided fridges, but that a fridge only came with the penthouse suite), but ...
Holy Mole'
... br> On our last day, Guy and Carol on Stray Cat told us of a restaurant in Loreto they had heard about where the food was all prepared outdoors in a beautiful courtyard and it was near the old Mission. We stopped for provisioning and decided to find the place… Canipole. It was not open, but I met the owner, Sofia, and told her we had heard about the courtyard and asked if we could come in to take a look at it. It was beautiful and ...
Back in the fold
... a drink from a roadside stand. We mistakenly forgot and drank it with ice; duh. Then we paid for it all night and for several days after. Steve was worse off than me; he had the stomach cramps two days after we got home. I am reluctant to mention it though because it didn't spoil our vacation. We still had an amazing time; my only regret is how we missed that last awesome looking breakfast at the Treehouse!
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I'M ALIVE...Kind of!
... dresses and 5inch heels that lasts from Friday-Sunday. Our school had its own little booth for face painting so one night I was recruited to paint and I ruined so many beautiful children faces because everyone wanted a dolphin, but it was still fun, I just never showed them with the mirror. The festival was great except my only upset was after salivating over big fluffy bags of cotton candy, I finally gave in a bought one, but when I tasted it, it ...
Feliz Anos Nuevo!
... after dark and it markedly improved their appearance. Each was simply a long rectangular shape with little or no embellishment of their facades. Pure government design. The children were all playing with balloons shaped like candles that were 5' long and perhaps 1' in diameter. They would throw them into the air and then chase them wherever the breeze had taken them. Also in the plaza was an ice rink, a snowmobile rink, and a sled ride down a small hill that they had ...