Cruise Collage...part 3

Well, this day is easy. Our next port of call was Mazatlan. This is the ONLY picture I took while there:



What can I say? I was enthralled with all the non-prescription medication available. I probably stood there for about 10 minutes reading labels, saying to Lance ,"you can get THIS here?". I didn't get anything because:

1. I'm not sick.
2. I don't have any conditions requiring meds.
3. I'm not quite sure I trust the quality of Mexican meds.
4. I would rather have bought the "coach" purse I saw in the market, but didn't want to shell out the 35 bucks.

Oh wait, my HUSBAND didn't want me to buy the purse. He said I already HAD a purse. Silly man, hasn't he learned anything from these last (almost) 8 years of marriage?

So, we got back on the ship and baked in the sun all day...

Basically, a perfect day.

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Cruise Collage...Part 2

Ahhh, Cabo, you are my friend...

We got off our ship...

and went on a short tendered ride to the harbor.

Check out the rock formations and the secluded beach!


Here I am in all my "HELLO I AM A TOURIST!" glory. Snorkel gear pack, camera case, and lanyard. Hello Mrs. Nerdy. At least I wasn't wearing a fanny pack...


From the harbor we hopped on a short boat taxi to aforementioned beach. It is called Lovers Beach. Uh huh, because we love each other, we got to go.


Hey! It's Mr. Nerdy!

You can see our ship in the background.

Mr. Nerdy trying to set up a camera shot on his geocaching hike.
Nice shot of the Pacific side of Lovers beach.

There you go! Got the shot.

That's my man!

We are happy, tanned, and relaxed.


These are our feet. I always take pictures of my feet when I travel. Notice Mr. Nerdy's sandals? Super cute, huh? BLECH. He would NOT go for the Reef flip flops despite much encouragement from Mrs. Nerdy.


Nice self snapshot...except my head looks about 3 times the size of Mr. Nerdy's head...and the coastline doesn't look quite level. Give me a break, we were on a rocking boat!


The picture is kinda blurry, but you can just make out the signature red and blue COSTCO stripes on the building. This tickled me to no end that there is a Costco at this lovely Mexican destination.


Back on board for more food and fun...


Where I apparently clapped with delight after my scrumptious meal.

Either that, or I am practicing my pose for my new modeling gig.

What? A new modeling gig? Oh wait, I just made that up in my head...

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Favorite Find Friday : Old Navy Flip Flops

Thought I forgot about Favorite Find Friday, huh?

OK, for the find of the week I am choosing Old Navy Flip Flops. The basic colors run $3.50 each, or 2 for $5.00 and at that price, you can have an assortment without breaking the bank. Old Navy has just re-styled them so they are sleeker and don't look as grungy (if that's possible).

Now, I realize flip flips are not the pinnacle of style, but they are functional. I am a realistic Mama who needs to throw on comfy cute footwear to run out of the house.

I refuse to call them thongs anymore, for obvious reasons, despite using the term throughout my entire childhood. I am pretty sure my mom still calls them by their derogatory name, and it makes me giggle when she says that. (I Love You MOM!)

Anyways, I like Old Navy flip flops because they come in so many colors and now patterns!

I love these ones:



...and these:



...and my favorites:



Do I own all of those wonderful pretty patterns? Nope. I own these ones:



I decided they make my toes look tan. See?


Ok, maybe not, but I still luv them.

I may not be able to wear them at home ( where it is currently raining and 45 degrees) for a while, but they are waiting in my closet for me. Yesterday in a brief moment of insanity brought on by unexpected sunshine I threw them on for a jaunt to the swingset.

My toes are STILL cold.

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