Since we did have the day off today, we got up at six, took a water taxi back to the mainland, had a breakfast of fry jacks, and toured the Mayan Ruins. It was SO AMAZING. Since dumbass Debbi forgot her camera, I'll probably just steal a couple of pictures from other people's albums later on. TIP #5: Bring a waterproof camera everywhere, always. After the ruins, we went hiking and then tubed through caves. I will never feel the same on the Lazy River again. The water was fresh, clear, and sparkling. On the hike to our tubing spot, I again felt like I was in a movie. Jungle vegetation is HUGE. And everything has its own mystery purpose which holds the jungle together. I also ate termites. Which means I must be in a movie. They were minty. (Kept my sense of adventure! Even when they tried crawling back up my throat...) Which leads to TIP #5: When in a foreign country, it is massively important to enhance your cultural experience by partaking in cultural customs. Like the termites. Also, today, when we went Cave Tubing, we learned that it happens to be cultural custom to cliff dive into the river. I forgot my Sense of Adventure and didn't give it a go. Don't forget about this sense! It is just as important as hearing, taste, touch, and smell... if not more important.

I had my first ever Pina Colada tonight. Win!
Yay for not being drunk! lol.
ReplyDeleteDebbi, I just hooked up with your blog. You're doing a wonderful job of posting what's happening and your response to those happenings. Have a wonderful adventure! Can't wait to read again!
ReplyDeleteMuch love, CSand