Cabo Dinner Cruise

After sleeping very well, and thanking God for blessing so incredibly, we visited the Mexican mega mart to buy some new sun glasses; relaxed in the sweet, nautical themed lobby to catch our breath after walking to the mega mart in the extreme mexico heat; went swimming the one of the resorts four pools and did water aerobics -boot camp - with Fernando (if I did that every day, I would be super strong!); and bought some authentic Mexican beachwear from a local peddler. :)

We had more food, then we got ready to go to the marina where we did some shopping at what one of our traveling companions dubbed: Haggle Mart. if you have ever been to Mexico or China, you already know why. :) Some of our group didn't enjoy haggling, but I thought it was kinda fun. I would also like to clarify that I did not haggle them to nothing like some people I saw. I just decided what it was worth in the states, and added a couple bucks for their benefit.
After we bought some souvenirs, we headed to the dock where we got on the boat for our dinner cruise that we had in honor of the brides dad because it was his birthday. (my apologies for the run-on sentences. I just had coffee. lol.)

The dinner cruise was great. I got to salsa with the captain of the boat. =) After we had authentic Mexican food (Taco Bell is SO not Mexican. just sayin'.) which was wonderful, the captain of the boat led us all in the Macarena, the chicken dance, the conga line, and another Mexican line dance I had never seen before. I love dancing, so that gave the boat an A+ in my book. :)

All in all, the day was pretty great. Thank you God for giving me such amazing people to call friends!!!
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Blessings,
Tiffany Raye