[…]As I write this, I am in month #8. Travel! I’d love to get back to Las Vegas, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Germany, Dominican Republic. I’d love to get to California, France, Florida (Disney, specifically), and, well, just about anywhere else! Finally kill my old stupid debt, once and for all. […]
[…]Wendy, on October 23, 2002. Cabo Roho lighthouse in Puerto Rico. Bioluminescent bay, also in Puerto Rico. October, 2007 in Bradenton, Florida. Share:PrintEmailFacebookTwitterMorePinterestRedditLike this:Like […]
[…]Ridge Petite Sirah 2005 Milk Chocolate-Passion Fruit-Kiwi, Dark Chocolate-Caramel-Pistachio Puerto Dessert Port Share:PrintEmailFacebookTwitterMorePinterestRedditLike this:Like […]
[…]thing. Believe in yourself: Yes. Get motion sickness: Only once — on a dive boat in Puerto Rico and I only threw up a little, in my mouth. Think you’re attractive: Yes. A little softer in the middle than I’d like to be, but yes. Think you’re a health freak: […]
Wednesday morning was the same breakfast, only this time with the addition of buttered bread and (unexplicably) french fries. We were joined at breakfast by Klaus (a German drummer) and Laura (a clown — no really!). They were diving with us this morning. The rest of the divers arrived, and […]
[…]side-trip to nearby Cabo Rojo lighthouse. He provided some great hand-drawn maps for us (great in Puerto Rican terms), which we display below for your viewing enjoyment. Â Â Getting the tuxedo back to the shop was uneventful, and from there we started picking our way toward Cabo Rojo despite […]
On Monday morning, we rose at 7:00am, checked in at the dive shop, and sat down on the patio for a waffle (Drew) and pancake (Wendy) breakfast. The plates came out with waffles/pancakes only. Nothing else. It was warm and decent for eating pre-dive. We were joined by Orlando, a […]
[…]you hit Route 22. Overall, the roads were consistent with the notion that the infrastructure in Puerto Rico is the best in the Caribbean. However, judging from the number of auto body and tire shops we saw, there must be crummy roads lurking somewhere. Â Â Â Â The route we […]
[…]songs, sung by male & female singers and backed up by a nice full band. Interestingly, Puerto Ricans started dancing the moment the live music started and barely stopped all night! Â Â Â Â Dinner wasn’t served until 10:30 — we were extremely hungry by then (Wendy & Rob had […]
[…]Mexican places and lots of shops (who comes to Old San Juan to go to POLO?!), but nothing offering Puerto Rican food. While the girls went to pee, Rob & Drew were approached by a homeless man with a forearm that was open and infected from wrist to elbow. He […]