Getting off the bus, we grabbed a taxi to Casita Carolina, our home away from home for the next two weeks. We dropped our bags and walked to the water and out on to the dock. There are no words to express the beauty of the water and the sky. I immediately put on my bathing suit and went for a swim. It was fabulosa. The next day we met with Steven (stevenbacalar@gmail.com), our realtor who swept us off to see available property in the area. I wish I could say that we found just what we were looking for, but by the end of the day we were both disappointed and drained, and then I ended up at the emergency clinica…
The lawn slopping down to the laguna.
the adventures of dos tortas 
Alex……hope you are okay? Talk about a cliffhanger of a post…..
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Hey Paul, sorry for keeping you hanging…hehe. How’d you find my blog? Welcome aboard.
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Alex your blog is a delight to read. Your writing is clear and uncluttered, with just the right amount of descriptive adjectives/phrases. No matter that I’m personally interested in what life in Mexico is about, I’d be compelled to read your blog just because it’s good writing.
So, what’s the deal with that emergency room post?!
:-paul
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Alex ~ I now have read the rest of your ER visit post…..so never mind the question “what’s the deal…..” I like the way the doctor responded….not thinking he needed to do a UA….. And 15 bucks…. like that too!
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Wow, thanks for the feedback on my blog. I thought it was good, now I have another person who concurs….Yeah!
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