Cancun 2022 - Day 4 - Tuesday Mar 8th
It's day 3 of our self-imposed quarantine. It's a tough life here in the Caribbean. The wind, while slowing, has thankfully continued to blow - keeping the felt temperature tolerable. It hit 86 F (29.5 C) today. But as we headed to the sundeck at 0900, the tropic rains hit. 30 mins later, it was full sun, beautiful skies, and awesome sundeck weather - which of course is where we went.
I had attempted to call it a night last evening at 10 pm. However, having forgotten to take out my contacts and a brief geography lesson on South America (long story, but Sandy thought that Rio was on the southern-most tip of SA. I, in turn, said Brazil was only a quarter of SA. Turns out we are both incorrect. Brazil is 47.3% of SA. I did know that Rio was about middle on E coast. Good lessons.) it was 10:30 before I passed out. I only got 1 nap in yesterday for Pete's sake! I did stay in bed today until 8. My bride beat me out of bed this morning - a first on this trip.
We stayed on the sundeck until 11:30. Changing clothes and grabbing lunch at the Char Hut (poolside restaurant). Then back to the sundeck - where we stayed until almost 1640. We returned for showers as we had reservations for Hacienda Sisal - the restaurant here on the resort complex. Sandy had the Super Burrito (full of all kinds of meat) and I had the seafood enchilada with shrimp and lobster. Good meal out on the veranda.
I am attempting to finish the sole book I brought down here with me. Sandy is in the midst of her first of four Disney puzzles she brought along. If she finishes, we shall post photos.
I will say that during lunch this early afternoon, Sandy got up to take some photos. I told her that I would be there holding the table down unless I got a better offer. She wished me Good Luck! I found that kinda mean and told her so. I am not asking your opinon. I am sure I know where you stand.
We have also found that a round-trip from our room to the sundeck is 0.5 miles (805 metres). With the rain and all our trips today, we logged over 2.5 miles (4,024 m) which includes 9 flights of stairs down, and 2 flights up on each trip. What happened to the other 7 flights up? Elevator!!!
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