Author: Deb Ulvilden-Anderson

Day 12/41. On our way from Puerto Quetzal, we passed by two volcanoes,  one on each side of the road.  One was called Water and one was called Fire.  As our guide was explaining about the volcanoes, she told us that Fire always was hot and you can see the lava bubbling at night. Suddenly…
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OH MY GOSH!!! A BEACH! Hualtulco,  Mexico. It was glorious!  Tony and I walked off the boat to explore the town and I didn’t care anymore, I just wanted to swim! We walked this pink beach and found treasure. There were shells with holes already in them!  Boom!  A necklace is born! I think one…
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Hey!!  We are officially through the first half of the first half! Day 10. We were surprised by Acapulco.  We remember it as a getaway for the rich and famous from the 50’s and early 70’s.  And it looks like that was the last time anyone invested in it.  Except rich people in condoms on…
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Oh what a night! Mid October twenty twenty two.. We rocked and rolled all night long. Tony said it must be like being in the womb.  To me I’d felt like skiing on a rough lake. Rough seas, high waves. We have a little motion sensor light in here and whenever the bow hit a…
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Day 8 Mazatlan is a lovely city. Less touristy than Cabo.  We took a Historical Walking Tour.  There was graffiti: Aztec Dancers Great Headpieces BTW. Beaches with pools. Also little crabs in that pool, so not so tempting. Bodegas and hearts.. Cliff Divers These guys.  I am so glad I am not their Mom. Olas…
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Lovely Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo.  Now I know why it is called Los Cabos. We took a tour of the Baja Penninsula with Tony’s new cousin, Rudy, today.  Tony had on a red shirt and became the assistant tour guide. He did a fine job!  No one was lost. Here is…
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Alrighty.  Day 6. Another day at sea. I’m a little restless today.  I can’t log onto my computer to see if there are any comments here.  My phone doesn’t show them. Will try again tomorrow when we land in Cabo San Lucas. There are a couple of passengers who live on the ship.  It’s kind…
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Today was cool!  I saw So many dogs! They were so busy. Catalina Island looks like a place for the famous and fancy to hide out in the hills.  So, of course, I want to stay there the next time we visit Jake in LA. Here’s a photo I got this morning before the ship…
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We have had 2 days at sea, by the time I can publish this. Oct 13, Day 3, as we call it here, was delightfully uneventful. We went to a seminar on offshore excursions, and got a few, but not too many.  We won’t be running around every day.   Stay tuned to see where we…
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