specifically in a tiny tiny beach town called los cerritos and then in a
slightly larger artist town called todos santos.
we had never been all the way down south and when i found a great deal
on volaris, the mexican airlines flying out of tijuana, i couldn't resist.
we made sure our passports were current, pesos were in our pockets,
and surfboards (2) packed well in a board bag. the trip was easy in every way...
parking, the flights, hotel, even grocery shopping. {we shopped at a local mercado
for all our staples, and we we stopped at roadside stands for fresh fruit every few days}.
and surfboards (2) packed well in a board bag. the trip was easy in every way...
parking, the flights, hotel, even grocery shopping. {we shopped at a local mercado
for all our staples, and we we stopped at roadside stands for fresh fruit every few days}.
the purpose of the trip was to relax as a family and that's what we did.
days were spent reading, surfing, eating, drinking, hanging out with a
family we met who lives just 20 minutes north of san diego
{scout actually had a sleepover at their condo with their 3 boys}.
the toughest decision of the day way was where to go for dinner.
mexican food won out every night, and most restaurants were happy to
whip up a hamburger for scout when we let him depart from mexican food.
{it used to be pizza and pasta...now it's hamburgers}.
{scout actually had a sleepover at their condo with their 3 boys}.
the toughest decision of the day way was where to go for dinner.
mexican food won out every night, and most restaurants were happy to
whip up a hamburger for scout when we let him depart from mexican food.
{it used to be pizza and pasta...now it's hamburgers}.