Flying Central America

Cancun decaf

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This entry was posted on Sun, 14 Jan 2007 19:42:00 GMT and is filed under uncategorized.

We are in lazy-bones heaven.  On Friday we took a five hour bus ride to Playa del Carmen (only tolerating the long ride with the promise of a beach at the end). Playa is a small town laying along the Caribbean sea.  It is divided into two distinct parts—the tourist zone, complete with comforts of home and the Mexican side, which looks like the rest of Mexico that we have seen.  This split gives the town a unique and somewhat disjointed feeling—it is hard to believe that Starbucks and a local taco stand can exist on the same street. 

Since fleeing our first night's hostel stay (realizing we are way too old for sharing bathrooms with teenagers and staying up all night), we found a charming hotel and prepared to be lazy on the beach.  Our only worries now are how much sunscreen to apply (a lot in our case), how to get the sand out of our hair (a losing battle), and where to eat the next meal.  We have happily adjusted to this new reality. Despite all this relaxation, we managed a few photographs (so that you can imagine yourself here).




                                

 
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    • Sun, 14 Jan 2007 22:06:39 GMT Wendy wrote:
      Hi Eitan & Lucinda - the beach picture is awesome! Makes me definitely wish I were there. Sounds like you both are having a great time! - Wendy
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    • Mon, 15 Jan 2007 20:53:38 GMT Tim and Caroline wrote:
      You guys suck : )

      I guess you guys deserve the relaxation after the excitement of getting down there. All I can say is you guys better be diving down there. For our sakes. Keep up with the blogs, they are a warm hearth to our sub-freezing temperatures here.
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    • Tue, 16 Jan 2007 02:56:23 GMT Eitan's dad & mom wrote:
      hi lucinda & eitan: wonderful view .The clouds seems like a classical painting. Are you sure that you will be ready to keep flying,or maybe to lay on the sand? We are OK and and having wonderful time.The raining is scarce this year, but enough cold.I hope that you receive confirmation to proceed on Guatemala.Regards Nilda y Eduardo
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    • Wed, 17 Jan 2007 05:24:16 GMT Jim wrote:
      I'm enjoying this blog. In a recent entry the fish are as "happy as clams" and you express an intention to "blow this hole." The nautical language is as colorful as the hotels.

      Your talk of swealtering weather seems light years away from our weather in Albuquerque (currently a balmy 24 degrees fahrenheit).

      Keep up the good work, have fun, stay safe,

      Jim
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    • Fri, 19 Jan 2007 11:27:27 GMT Eitan's dad & mom wrote:
      Hi eitan & Lucinda!:We just finish to speak with Eitan and read the last comment in the blog, before Guatemala. We are happy to hear that the difficulties went away and you are now in Guatemala ,preparing for new experiences. Mom asks why the captain control everything on the air and is not going along in the sea... nevertheless ,the pictures are wonderful and we expect to get more (maybe with yourselves included) Kisses from Benny Nilda and Eduardo.
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