10 March 2010 I know, I know, I know, I’ve been a little lax in posting…
Yes we are back at the La Piñata RV Resort and have had a wonderful time while here for our second visit. Sol and Carol are still here and we’ve been enjoying their company with one small exception…Sol had to have a procedure on his brain to drain off some blood that somehow found its way there. This happened this last week and thank God he’s back and almost to his “Ole self” (except for a couple of holes in his head).
The weeks prior all of this happening, we found ourselves joining others for a kayaking afternoon at Playa Chacala,
Yes we are back at the La Piñata RV Resort and have had a wonderful time while here for our second visit. Sol and Carol are still here and we’ve been enjoying their company with one small exception…Sol had to have a procedure on his brain to drain off some blood that somehow found its way there. This happened this last week and thank God he’s back and almost to his “Ole self” (except for a couple of holes in his head).
The weeks prior all of this happening, we found ourselves joining others for a kayaking afternoon at Playa Chacala,
enjoying the Sunday night Hamburger/Margarita/Beer Fiesta, and the last night for the Blue Grass music at Jaime and Hinde’s in La Piñata. We even had a Tsunami alert after the earthquakes in Chile…fortunately the alert was all for naught, but with all the people from the campground gathered at the overlook we did see some beautiful waves.
We also were invited to join in for a fish fry. A few of the guys that really enjoy fishing the waters of the Pacific have been bringing home and freezing Dorado (Mai-Mai). With a lot of side dishes and a ton of Dorado we all sat down for a great feast of the “Catch of the Day, Week, Month”. Oh yes, I hadn’t mentioned this before, but when we left our over-night camping spot in Tequila I didn’t clear a parking meter with the tail-end of the motor home and almost pulled it completely out of the ground. In doing this I also opened up an area on the rear corner of the motor home too. Thankfully I found Jose Lois…he did a masterful job of repairing and painting the damaged area and he did it for $80 US. I’m now a happy camper again.
Now all we’re doing is catching some rays on the beach, boogie boarding,
eating, having a cerveza occasionally, and enjoying the good life for another week before we start our slow journey to the states.