Cancun Day 6 - Weds 29 NOV
Got up this morning to rain. Awww. I know. You all can't stand that for us.
Originally we were to meet our concierge by the pool bar at 0900. We called and changed that to be a meeting in our room. Then the kids arrived. And the skies cleared up. Coincidence? Not if you ask Kathy.
We sat by the pool and drank adult happy drinks until lunch. We walked next door to Paco's Tacos and ate, you guessed it, tacos. Back to the pool, but not for long. We moved to the sun deck to get the breeze and stay cooler.
Alex and I went down to swim in the ocean. It is quite rough today. The waves are at least 4' if not more high and breaking close to shore. Alex rode one in a bit too far and got tossed like a rag doll. We had fun & Alex ended up with 2" of sand in his pockets (and other areas that he says will take 2 months to get it all out).
The kids went back to the Royal Sands to have Asian night at the buffet restaurant. Sandy and I took showers (sadly, individual showers) before deciding to go to Casa Rolandi's for dinner. Although it is billed as an Italian restaurant, I had suckling pig and neither of us had wine. It was great food though and the ambiance fantastic.
We walked to the KuKulKan mall and did some more shopping - mostly for grandkids, but I did buy some more tequila.
Since we were next door to the Sands, we stopped in and visited with the kids for a while before taking a taxi back to our place. Called it a night. It's 10 pm and still 27 C (or 81 degrees F). Thank goodness for the AC in our rooms!
Originally we were to meet our concierge by the pool bar at 0900. We called and changed that to be a meeting in our room. Then the kids arrived. And the skies cleared up. Coincidence? Not if you ask Kathy.
We sat by the pool and drank adult happy drinks until lunch. We walked next door to Paco's Tacos and ate, you guessed it, tacos. Back to the pool, but not for long. We moved to the sun deck to get the breeze and stay cooler.
Alex and I went down to swim in the ocean. It is quite rough today. The waves are at least 4' if not more high and breaking close to shore. Alex rode one in a bit too far and got tossed like a rag doll. We had fun & Alex ended up with 2" of sand in his pockets (and other areas that he says will take 2 months to get it all out).
The kids went back to the Royal Sands to have Asian night at the buffet restaurant. Sandy and I took showers (sadly, individual showers) before deciding to go to Casa Rolandi's for dinner. Although it is billed as an Italian restaurant, I had suckling pig and neither of us had wine. It was great food though and the ambiance fantastic.
We walked to the KuKulKan mall and did some more shopping - mostly for grandkids, but I did buy some more tequila.
Since we were next door to the Sands, we stopped in and visited with the kids for a while before taking a taxi back to our place. Called it a night. It's 10 pm and still 27 C (or 81 degrees F). Thank goodness for the AC in our rooms!
Sandy took this picture from our balcony this afternoon.
She was trying to catch the waves crashing in.
Those puppies are 5' high when they crash.
Some of the Christmas decorations at the mall tonight.
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