Nov 18, 2011
The next day….
Life is good. Only the one mouse in the house and it has been caught and the ants are long gone.
Looks like the crab hunt will be ongoing. Carmeh sniffed it out and Caeli has it in her mouth ( bottom of shot ).
Once Colin rescued the crab from Caeli's mouth, he threw it into the ocean. The girls quickly followed. At least this one was caught in front of Tres Amigos.
We got back from the hunt, I mean beach walk and found out workers hard at it. Each palapa cross support was nailed to the wooden rafters.
Colin went up to check it all out. Heavy layers of plastic were layed between the palm fronds. Each palm frond was twinned to the next and to the palalpa cross support beam. Very meticulous work.
The fellows worked until way past sunset using some lights we ( Colin ) set up for them.
We haven’t been here two weeks yet can feel that the temperature is slowly dropping.
At 8:30PM it was down to 69F. Downright chilly we thought.
Actually quite warm when I saw what happening at home in Kelowna. Yikes!
I found out today that Kelowna is in the midst of a heavy snowfall plus they experienced a 4.6 earthquake. You are all welcome to come visit.
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Hola Amiga, the girls are having lots of fun yeah!! Awesome palapa they got going, they will be done in no time for you guys to enjoy. That skating rink looks scary I would not like to be stuck there. Take Care Hugs 🙂
Angie, buenas dias! I think we got out of Canada just in time. -32C today!
Marty….Hopefully in a few months you will be, be careful walking if it freezes!
Joan…..creative hubby you have there, hope you come this way.
George….we plan on keeping the warm weather all winter:)
Danny….now you enjoy a different type of adventure, enjoy those grandkids.
Susie…..we will plan a proper christening of the palapa in due time.
The forecast for our area is 6-12″ of snow by tomorrow night. Wish I was out there with the girls digging in the sand!
Loved your story from yesterday. It brought back so many memories about ants & no see ums & sand fleas and swarms of bees. There’s always something camping in Mexico!! Makes my husband dropping his car keys into the oil tank in the pouring rain yesterday not so bad. He had decided to check the oil in the R.V. in preperation for our Dec. 31st trip. Got them out by using a cut up fly swatter.
Looks like the palapa is making real good progressnad all is coming together, jav e fun and enjoy the warm weather while you have it!
The only mouse in my house is the “computer Mouse”….
We are back at home for the winter and the kids already are all over us….our daughter and her husband are taking a long week end abroad what means we are with 3 grand kids ….no complains ,having fun but it seems that we will need a vacation after that.
Our winters are all around the family…no RVing till next spring.
You’ll have to have a Palapa Party>> Getting close to finishing!!