Todo esta mojado!

Friday was a travel day to Mexico, and it was just fine! No problems at all.  We arrived before 11 am to our destination for the next three months, and are gradually setting up our rv site.  Yesterday a dump truck load of gravel was delivered and we moved the motorhome out of the site for most of the day, while it was spread.  The ground is all fine sand, and with the gravel, it becomes cleaner for walking in and out and around.

Saturday was a quick trip into town to the bank, the grocery store, Sams Club and the fish guys.  I cooked up a pound of shrimp with garlic to go along with the Sierra that was prepared by Karen. Mmm-mmm! In the afternoon, a trip,to the big fancy Telcel office resulted a a great deal for a Sim card with unlimited calling to Canada,USA and Mexico, and I was able to take it for 45 days at a time. bonus.

Last evening, for our friends ( big number ) birthday, we enjoyed the Malecon, and a beautiful dinner overlooking the ocean.

We have decided to learn as much spanish as we can, and we attempt one sentence a day to add to our little amount we know.  The rv staff correct us till we get it right, which is much appreciated.  This morning, Mr. D went to say that everything was very wet outside ( due to the heavy fog in the night ) and they had a great laugh because they thought he was talking about onions! Yesterday I managed to get “ it is very dusty “ when they were spreading the gravel. After three correcetions and repeating till I get it right, it was good! This morning they suggested I learn to order breakfast in spanish, so the pressure is on! It is great!

Today we are letting things dry, then some more setting up and maybe our wee few Christmas decorations out, but as soon as I put them out, I get sad and want to be with all our kids. I might need some facetime soon.