
On Thursday we were in Cabo San Lucas. Now normally I do a lot of research on where we travel. Freakishly. I have stacks of papers, clipped articles, local contacts who've told me who's hot and who's not. But this trip I did none of that. I just went with the flow. I let everyone else plan whatever they wanted and said, "that sounds nice to me." It was working.
After being in the water on Wednesday in Mazatlan, Lyle and Robb both commented on how much fun it would be to rent jet skis in Cabo. "That sounds nice to me," I said.
So having been out until about 4 am the night before (more on that in moment) I got up at 7 am to have breakfast with an unhappy Lyle (see 4 am mention earlier), had breakfast and was on shore via the tender embarkation (ship not tied to dock, life boat taken in to shore) by 8 am.
We scoped out the possibilities of from whom to rent, settled on a company and a price then wandered through town looking for anything interesting (ANYTHING) to shop for while we waited for Robb to get up, get dressed, have breakfast and get ashore. Since he was also out till about 4 am we expected him on Friday. We were pleasantly surprised to see him around 10!

Our parameters of where we could ride were from the domed hotel on one side of the harbor to the edge of the rocks on the other side of the harbor. An imaginary line across all the harbor from those two points, not within 200 feet of the shore and not within 600 feet of the Golden Princess. Uh, okay...

Finally an hour was up and we surrendered our lust for the spray of the ocean for passing out on the beach.

As promised, a little bit of story from the night before.
Robb & I finally started meeting people near the disco. First we had met Ryan who works on ship. He hosted a gay and lesbian meeting on ship the first afternoon. Then on Wednesday night we met Jared and Quinn who were oddly enough from Vancouver. More strangely they each live within about 4 blocks of Robb & Lewis. Drink, drank, drunk... and we have a new posse of people to complain about the disco with!
Favorite new drink (shot):
Jelly Doughnut
Take one ample shot glass. Rim it with sugar (hehe, I said "rim").
Pour in one shot of Chambord. Top with heavy cream. (try not to mix)
Drink in one shot as you like as much sugar as you can from the glass.
I swear, it tastes just like a jelly doughnut! DO NOT HAVE A DOZEN.

Ladies, they are not a couple!
Oh, ladies, they aren't really so much into ladies...
6 comments:
Jim, sad to say, I think Ryan won the gay "face-off". Maybe it's the rakish tilt to his head...?
So, I couldn't tell from what you wrote...were the Jet Skis a good experience or a bad experience?
Oh! And what exactly is a "gay meeting"? It couldn't have been an AA meeting, judging from your penchant for jelly doughnuts. Was it just like a life affirming meeting? A planning meeting?
I think you're both gayer than hell. And, please...THE GOLDEN PRINCESS? You've got to be kidding.
Okay, to be fair, this was the second picture. Ryan had to be coaxed into getting his gay face on.
And Lewis, every morning when I got up I made the same lame joke, "Well looks like it's time for my Golden Princess Shower..."
You win, because you have the more sculptured eyebrows.
I'd forgotten you needed to finish the 7 days of Cruising before getting on with the 12 days of CHristmas (decorating)!
Wow - that guy Robb has an hourglass figure!
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