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WOW,so many people in pv right now but only heard that they arrived ,I promise to you people that are waiting like I am to hear about whats happening, kinda keeps me going ,not that I need it but makes me want to be there faster ,a report of some kind every other day at least. my hotel has cheap internet ,so with my first morning cocktail I will keep you all informed -jro
No lorrie you and tom will get there as planned ,screw getting there early ,maybe I will just change my flight leaving and stay a few extra days if I dont spend it all in 2 weeks, see the benifits of staying at a $57.00 a night hotel rather than all the glory at once and sadeness at the end- if I do it right I can extend for the rest of the week and stretch it out for a $100.00 flight change ,gotta behave that first week to get out of vacation mood and then it is all good, street tacos and tiendas to get by
Lori - bet you can't beat the -44C temps we had all this week...lol
It's so bad I am even looking at cruises that stop in PV...lol On another note, does anyone know how cruises work? Do you have to pay for meals? I would imagine so because the fares are so cheap...but I've never been so I don't know.
It's so bad I am even looking at cruises that stop in PV...lol On another note, does anyone know how cruises work? Do you have to pay for meals? I would imagine so because the fares are so cheap...but I've never been so I don't know.
meals are included on your cruise it is your booze, pop, etc that cost you ... as well as the on shore excursions....tandr2 wrote:Lori - bet you can't beat the -44C temps we had all this week...lol
It's so bad I am even looking at cruises that stop in PV...lol On another note, does anyone know how cruises work? Do you have to pay for meals? I would imagine so because the fares are so cheap...but I've never been so I don't know.
We went on a Carnival cruise and their specialty drinks were $10.00 each. What they are making everyone do now is "sign and sail". You give them a copy of your credit card when you arrive on the cruise ship and then you have to sign for every drink, pop, etc. and then around midnight or so before you arrive back in port, they shove this bill underneath your door that looks like the "national debt". We had these guys from New Jersey that were on our cruise ship and their bar bill was twice what their cabin was. They about crapped their pants!! They had those fun drinks all day long. What we did is purchased one each day and then went back to our cabin and made our own drinks. We had a great cabin steward that kept everything on ice!! It was great!!
sounds like a great trip with a crappy ending- no thanks here ,I spent 2 and a half years cruising on the ocean with the U.S.N., not real interested on any more details for now (My food and drink was paid for also ) I would do that again now, that I am smarter and wiser,could be retired next year -damn it
I guess I'm one of the guilty ones who is here and not reporting. I've just been so busy but Dave arrived yesterday with the laptop so now I don't really have a good excuse. I'm sitting here on the private terrace off our bedroom waiting for the coffee to brew before joining Joyce (Travelbug) out on the poolside terrace for some of her home made cinnamon buns. Let's see, what have I done in the last 14 days since I arrived. I've been to some nice restaurants like El Palomar de Gonzalez, Hacienda San Angel, Daquiri Dick's, Le Bistro, Teatro Limon, Cafe Bohemio and El Panorama. I've been to a couple of get together/lectures at the International Friendship Club, met up with Michelle and Tyler, Joyce and Bella Luna at CyC's, taken the bus in to Bucerias a couple of times, etc., etc. Haven't been to the beach even once but have sat around our pool a couple of times.
Must run - the coffee and sweet buns are calling - or is that Joyce's voice?
Must run - the coffee and sweet buns are calling - or is that Joyce's voice?
Ellen And Joyce Poolside
"Must run - the coffee and sweet buns are calling - or is that Joyce's voice? " I bet Fred is missing those sweet buns !
Nice to hear from you Ellen - your posts are always fun to read !
Nice to hear from you Ellen - your posts are always fun to read !
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I guess I'm guilty too, sorry for not signing in sooner. What's my excuse? I don't have one!
My first day here was busy right off the hop, Ellen, Velma and myself went to a wild and crazy party at EL Nido for sunset drinks and then met another friend of Ellens for dinner at Hacienda San Angel. It's a beautiful location.
I was busy with my friend who was here for 10 days, we went to Bucerias, Rincon de Guayabitos, the Botanical Gardens, Mismaloya etc. We ate at the market, the malecon, Mismaloya, the taco stand beside Cafe de Olla, Fredy Tucan's for breakfast a couple times, taco stand beside the Pharmacia Guadalajara as well as Burros. We also really enjoyed the shrimp on a stick they sell down on the beach.
Now I understand why Fred called me "sweet buns" in his email! Yes they turned out pretty good considering I couldn't find any brown sugar or whipping cream anywhere and had to substitute the closest thing I could find. I didn't have any leftovers which is good because then I would have to eat them.
I had supper with my sister in law and brother in law the other day, we went to Robertos and I had the red snapper, it was really good. Tonight we are going to Mestizo's and I'm really looking forward to that.
I dropped by Teatro Limon to see Bruce and Julia and had a great chat, then saw him again on the malecon one day while chatting with Michelle and Tyler, who by the way are super nice people and we ran into them periodically here and there!
My friend and I took in the free statue walk one Tuesday morning, it was great. Meet at 9:30 on tuesday mornings at the first statue by the Rosita Hotel and then you get a great information session about all the statues along the way. It takes a couple hours and is totally worth it. We got to meet two of the actual artists as well. They were fascinating to listen to as they told how their sculptures came to fruition.
I know I'm leaving something out but my brain is turning to mush in this lovely climate, I'll try to remember more next time.
Looking forward to seeing you when you get here.
Joyce
My first day here was busy right off the hop, Ellen, Velma and myself went to a wild and crazy party at EL Nido for sunset drinks and then met another friend of Ellens for dinner at Hacienda San Angel. It's a beautiful location.
I was busy with my friend who was here for 10 days, we went to Bucerias, Rincon de Guayabitos, the Botanical Gardens, Mismaloya etc. We ate at the market, the malecon, Mismaloya, the taco stand beside Cafe de Olla, Fredy Tucan's for breakfast a couple times, taco stand beside the Pharmacia Guadalajara as well as Burros. We also really enjoyed the shrimp on a stick they sell down on the beach.
Now I understand why Fred called me "sweet buns" in his email! Yes they turned out pretty good considering I couldn't find any brown sugar or whipping cream anywhere and had to substitute the closest thing I could find. I didn't have any leftovers which is good because then I would have to eat them.
I had supper with my sister in law and brother in law the other day, we went to Robertos and I had the red snapper, it was really good. Tonight we are going to Mestizo's and I'm really looking forward to that.
I dropped by Teatro Limon to see Bruce and Julia and had a great chat, then saw him again on the malecon one day while chatting with Michelle and Tyler, who by the way are super nice people and we ran into them periodically here and there!
My friend and I took in the free statue walk one Tuesday morning, it was great. Meet at 9:30 on tuesday mornings at the first statue by the Rosita Hotel and then you get a great information session about all the statues along the way. It takes a couple hours and is totally worth it. We got to meet two of the actual artists as well. They were fascinating to listen to as they told how their sculptures came to fruition.
I know I'm leaving something out but my brain is turning to mush in this lovely climate, I'll try to remember more next time.
Looking forward to seeing you when you get here.
Joyce
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