Direct flight from MSP, arrived in Cancun 1:30 pm, 85 degrees.
Street man talked Erin into following him, go figure...
Hostel Laurel $25/night, clean, little bugs, quiet.
Dinner: Tender dog meat tacos, 3 mini quesadillas cooked in butter, 1 beer and another that Erin accidentally ordered. Chips and salsa yum!!
Aaron
I will post our journals, blue for Aaron's words, pink for mine. I didn't write anything that day, and to my credit with the "Street Man", I trusted him and he took us to a nice hostel, he made a dollar and we found a quiet place 2 blocks from the bus station.
We got Kinder Eggs, you can get these in the US but they can be hard to find. The chocolate was completely unappealing in the heat, but the toys are the real treat anyway. We got a flamingo and a parrot. I gave these to our bird guide's children on our second to last day.
A colorful wall. I wish the US wasn't so afraid of bright colors, they really cheer the place up.
Aaron had a cold he was trying to recover from and took this make shift Netti pot to try to ward off any secondary infections. He ended up getting an infection anyway, but luckily between the internet (thanks for your advice Jason!) and over the counter pharmaceuticals, we had that infection nipped in no time.
The moon was so beautiful as it came up that night, bright orange. Hard to do it justice.
3 comments:
I love the flamingo!
what's the Netti doo-dah?
Well, Aaron is using a funnel here, but the nettis we have at home look like small watering cans. Here is a picture of someone using one: http://lifesatrip.files.wordpress.com/2007/12/neti-pot-5.jpg
You fill it with saline made from sea salt and use it to flush your sinuses out. It's the best way to ward off a sinus infection without using any medicines.
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