Dear Kurt,
Waking up on our third day in
Mexico and we had already developed a lack of concern for time. We
rolled out of bed. It was light outside so it must have been later than
the day before.
We immediately got dressed and
loaded up our cars. We were having breakfast in town today. Mckinzie
and Clair knew of a good place. They accepted our mob of people
graciously.
The kids sat at a table off to the
side of ours where we were constantly breaking up fights and drying
tears. But the food came soon enough and it was delicious. The kids had
ginormous stacks of pancakes and you had some sort of eggs with sauce I
had the chorizo eggs. They were so good. We also had chocolate milk
that looked more like a chocolate milkshake with the whipped cream on
top.
From there we parted ways. The girls
grabbed ice cream bars and took the kids back to the beach. You guys
left for Devins four wheeling birthday outing.
After
hours of playing back at the beach, you boys returned, talking about
how that was the best two hours of their life's. Nothing like a four
wheeler and some wide open hills to make a man happy. I'm sure your
lungs are filled with dust.
Around what I am
assuming was mid afternoon I took Molly up to the house to bathe cause
she was complaining of sand in her cracks and chaffing. Three days on
the beach will do that to you.
It took some
convincing to get molly to go back to the beach. When we returned you
boys were long gone. Going on a man walk, is what I was told. It must
have been quite the male bonding experience cause you were gone for
hours and by the time you got back the kids were starving and since you
guys picked up dinner on your way back home we didn't know whose food
was whose.
By the time we sat on the beach
with our burritos in hand the sun was getting low in the sky and the
tide was going way out. Our very own little tide pools started making an
appearance.
While the sun slowly set we all
played in the shallow waters, talked, and watched the sky turn colors.
It was a gorgeous evening. The type you want to relive over and over.
We
played frisbee till it was way too dark to see anymore then we packed
up our stuff and hiked back to the house where we through the kids in
baths and showers and kissed them goodnight.
Then
it was adult time. We busted out the game Things and some salsa, chips,
and cookies and stayed up late playing and laughing and poking fun not
wanting to turn in on our last night in Mexico.
And that concluded our final full day in Mexico.
Sincerely, Lori
