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Favorite time of day?

Started May 12, 2004 · 31,167 views · 6 posts
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anyboody what have a drink at 7.30 am , is having a problem realy . Go to the AA meeting if this is happen all a time . you liver will thank you!!! LOL
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hi chuck bloody mary is made with VODKA not GIN !!!!!LOL . have FUN in the SUN!!!
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chucks fav. time of day is anytime the bartender pours him another gin. his worst time of the day is when the tender puts up the \" closed for the day \" sign.
hey chuck, you and kay maybe at 30 years of marriage but today jen and i hit 12 years of wedded bliss. jen, if you read this today, i love you. that should get me back in her good books, eh lol m.m.
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ya m.m if i dont make it to pv im going to bc lol
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anytime i am with my beautiful wife, jenifer and connor the destroyer, that is my fav. time of the day in p.v. ( no, i am not sucking up to jen )
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How to pinpoint a favorite time of day in Puerto Vallarta? I never take for granted the time I have there so try to make the most of every hour! I guess my two favorite times are probably echoed by many. I usually wake up between 6:45 and 7:00 to be down at the Paradise Village gym when it opens at 7:30. Last month the sun was rising about 7:15. I like to get dressed and have a glass of Tangerine Juice out on the deck as I do stretches and watch the sun rise. Watch how the colors of the flowers brighten and hear the birds singing. During certain times of the year you can see many hummingbirds among the flowering hedges.
And of course my all time favorite time of the day is after a day in the sun and water, to come back to the room, shower, fix a drink...preferably Malibu Rum and Tangerine Juice (We have named those Malirines, which can be changed to Pineapple Juice and Malibu and then called Pineabu) and watching the sun set over Punta Mita. The sky turns many shades of pink and gold. You have to watch closely as it gets close to the water. It is gone in a flash. You can almost hear the splash! Then off to dinner and a stroll along the beach afterwards before heading back to the room.