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With 2018 less than two days away, and a lot of new adventures in store (such as buying my first sailboat, and motorcycle, with a tentative plan to ride across South America, as well as potentially spending a month or two snowboarding in Hakuba, Japan — AND rejoining my sailing family aboard our trusty 51’ Formosa ketch Violeta in Mexico in April to continue the … Continue reading Preparing for 2018 with a 2017 Recap
We left our slip at Marina Cabo San Lucas around 5 p.m. Thursday afternoon, moving all of 20 ft. across the water to the marina gas station parallel to us. Despite being in Mexico, we knew we weren’t going to be getting any price breaks by refueling in Cabo; and as we expected, the diesel prices were equivalent to those in Marina Del Rey, CA. … Continue reading Cabo to Puerto Vallarta (Part I): Gas Station Rip Off, Sunset Magic & Hair Clips in the Head
Last time I posted was Friday, so just to catch you up on the happs of my excursion if you care– Saturday I ran into a friend while I was working on an article at Babel Coffee Shop on Avenida Tulum (the main road in town) and he was hitching to the beach and invited me to join, so after I finished writing I headed … Continue reading Tulum Day 19: A brief recap
The secret spot you wish you knew about… Lucky you, now you do… But good luck finding it, use your intuition, if you really want it, you will find it… If you are in the mood for some local ceviche that’s super off the radar and perhaps, the freshest you’ll ever encounter, then darlings you are in for a treat… Today my friend Richard graciously … Continue reading Secret Ceviche Spot Tulum
Man, I’ve been waiting on this FedEx envelope to come from my fiance in the U.S. with a charger for my e-cig, but It seems like it’s never going to come, so I’ve fully reverted to smoking gross, stinky, wrinkle-the-f-out-of-your-skin cigarettes, but I’m fine. Haha no really, at least now I am. I was working all day yesterday on one of the hotel patios that … Continue reading Tulum Day 15: Not Getting What I Wanted, But I’ve Got What I Need
I took a cab for 70 pesos from the town of Tulum to the Zona Arquelogica de Tulum, my cab driver Antonio was very nice and he made me laugh. I was a little confused when I got out of the cab on which way to go in order to get to the entrance. It was like walking into a snow globe of tourist distractions, … Continue reading Tulum Day 13: Mayan Ruins Zona Arquelogica de Tulum
Today was one of the best days yet. I’ll admit, the day started out kind of rough. I really wanted to go to this organic market that goes on at this community called Aldea Zama. I figured I would want to buy a lot of produce so I thought today would be a good day to rent a car or a scooter. I went to … Continue reading Tulum Day 11: The other side…
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