Day Six
Trip Start
Oct 29, 2007
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Trip End
Nov 09, 2007
Jill and I were the first to wake.....and lucky we were to enjoy the beautiful first sunrise of our stay on Half Moon Bay. We had brought fresh ground coffee from home as finding it in the stores is a little tricky, but I suppose now you could just go into Starbucks and buy some. For me, that sort of takes away from vacationing in Mexico when I end up in a corporate American company though. You can also find beans in several good restaurants like Cueva del Chango in Playa del Carmen and Turtle Bay Cafe in Akumal. So sipping our fresh brewed beans and watching the turtles bobbing up and down was a great start to another day in paradise. By the time we donned our gear, the turtles had swam away. Still the snorkeling in the bay is amazing and we enjoyed a relaxing morning flapping around with the fish in the Caribbean Sea.

We spent this day just cruising around the condo and surrounds of Akumal, visiting the little store for a couple rounds of cold beer. We did a lot reading, relaxing and good conversation. Leftovers and some good tequila topped off our 2nd evening on the balcony of our condo as we watched the day fade away from the horizon. We enjoyed some unusual entertainment from Mother Nature as baby geckos, crickets, ligtening bugs. Even a swarm of bees infilitrated us which was a little scary. That didn't stop us though - we burned a coil that sort of stunned them and Jill promptly smacked approximately 18 bees with a magazine. There never seems to be enough time during the daily grind for just chillin' so this was a time to recognize this and just be grateful for this simply beautiful day.
We spent this day just cruising around the condo and surrounds of Akumal, visiting the little store for a couple rounds of cold beer. We did a lot reading, relaxing and good conversation. Leftovers and some good tequila topped off our 2nd evening on the balcony of our condo as we watched the day fade away from the horizon. We enjoyed some unusual entertainment from Mother Nature as baby geckos, crickets, ligtening bugs. Even a swarm of bees infilitrated us which was a little scary. That didn't stop us though - we burned a coil that sort of stunned them and Jill promptly smacked approximately 18 bees with a magazine. There never seems to be enough time during the daily grind for just chillin' so this was a time to recognize this and just be grateful for this simply beautiful day.

