No Bad Days - Ever. 3/10/18 Saturday

I promise not to lead out this post with a sunrise.  I will mention it later but you are probably getting sick of the photos -- I know I'm not!  The past 3 days have given us beautiful sunrises -- and red they are.  As per the old adage, "red skies in the morn, sailors take warn," this promise followed through.  The entire day was overcast and cool. 

I started off my day with a Yoga class with my friend Lynn.  The class is 50 pesos, the equivalent of about $2.50 and the instructor has fashioned all of the moves for 60 and over.  Very nice.  Here is a picture of one of Lynn's flowers.

While I was doing Yoga, the rest of the crew went out to the swap meet at the El Dorado.  They came home with all sorts of stuff.  Pat got a really cool metal plant for her yard and Russ, true to form, got lots of eats.  They should have gone out for breakfast BEFORE the swap meet.  Anyways, I can't bitch, I'll be sharing some of these delicacies. 

I spent the rest of the day trying to finish a book that I am not really enjoying that much.  I am one of those people that can't bear to give up on a book.  So, I'm sticking it out. 

After I finished my post yesterday, we went out to dinner on the malecon.  Here are a couple of pictures.

Jody and the jeweler -- can't remember his name but he is darling.


Jody and Guillermo, her traveling minstrel 


Okay, here are my offerings for today's sunrise.  5:42 am



Camp got kind of crowded last night (Friday) more rigs and lots more people.  Today there was a benefit for Breast Cancer Awareness held at the palapa in this campo - Pesca.  I didn't get involved but was lucky enough to hear the band playing from my space.  

It may rain tonight -- that would be nice.  We will stay in this camp 4 more days then head down to Gonzaga Bay.  Tomorrow Pat and I will walk to church.  


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