The film crew are still here. What do you see extreme right?
It almost looks like the girls ran thru the film scene. I don’t think that they did!!
Well I don’t think so!
Not sure if this yacht is part of the film or not!
A few sunset photos of that evening.
Movie film update…..
Last Friday we went to a kids Christmas concert at El Velero. Jose the son of the owner of the restaurant, MIkkail, has been volunteering in an underprivileged area of Mazatlan and teaching music to several students. This was their first ever concert and for some their first time in a restaurant and for all a first time performing in front of an audience.
The concert was a great success.
I was happy to be a small part of the promotion for the event. It was a by donation event and because of all the RVers who attended and their generosity and of course others they were able to raise enough funds to purchase TWO additional keyboards. A wonderful start to the Christmas season.
Another person who attended the concert put these photos on a FaceBook page. https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=9290757457604790&set=pcb.9290811380932731
Lovely sunset that evening.
The very next evening we went out to dinner with Dianne and Bob, neighbours and friends back home, Holiday Park Resort. They are staying in RV2 or a while.
And now, finally, the long awaited new guacamole recipe 😛 Special thanks to Michelle from Comox, BC
~3 avocados – smashed or mashed 😉
~1 large or two small green onions
~2 tablespoons of chopped cilantro
~3 garlic cloves, minced
~1/2 to 1 jalapeno, diced
~lime juice to taste
~two drops of liquid smoke or to taste (suggest mesquite not hickory )
~salt to taste
~cayenne to taste if you prefer more heat
That would be hilarious if the girls made it into the scene! That yacht is beautiful but I would not want to pay the fuel costs!
A really lovely photo of you and Colin – so relaxed and happy looking. Great sunset pictures! Guacamole recipe is very similar to what I use but no liquid smoke or salt but I do add a little Kikkoman Soy sauce and a wee drizzle of olive oil. Sometimes I chop some Roma tomatoes and add to everything else. Can always change it up a bit and it is still delicious. Would have loved to see the children’s concert – what a blessings for Mikkill to share his talents with those young kids.
Oh dear, I think the name of the young man teaching piano is Jose. Sorry for my error.
Yes, RVers are generous. We went to a gathering where the evening performers were only offered what they could get from a free will offering. They made so much money they came back the next night and did a different show. They were really good!