The Adventures of Bexico, Bubba y Max: viernes, el 28 de diciembre de 2012

Now isn't this how a sunny day in diciembre should be spent?

More about Mojon later.

But there I was…awake at 705am and I am hearing nothing from mi familia.

I checked in on them and they were still lights out!! Score for Bex y Max!!

But so much for getting to the hospital by 730am!! It was vacuna día and we did manage to get there by 745am and prowled the hospital making friends.

Max saw these 2 niños and his way of saying hola, he sat on their laps. Good niños as they knew he was a bébe and let him be.

But 8am is rolling around and we see no lights on in the oficina where the vacunas are given. Bex asks a senora what is up and is told there are no vacunas available today. Huh?

She tells us there is a notice posted…but there isn’t. We tell the other 10 madres waiting that there are no vacunas hoy, but only one senora believes us.

We see our nurse amiga and she confirms no vacunas are available until 2 de enero…no sé por que. Later today, Bex saw an amiga at the CP and she said she was taking her hija for vacunas, but at IMMS, the social hospital.

We can wait and like the newer facility more anyway. But it is now 830am’ish and what to do?

Off to Che to grab our short list of abarrotes…score on some leche fresco!!

We normally head to Mojon after Max’s first siesta, but since it is only 930am’ish, we decide to go before and Max can nap shortly after we arrive at Mojon.

So off we head home where it is organized chaos as we pack up and make our lunches etc.

Big news? The militar that has been at Copalita since as long as we have been coming here…is no longer there. We drove down to Mojon on Navidad and saw no soldiers, thinking they had the day off.

Today we saw peeps dismantling the checkpoints etc. I will have to do some digging to find out why, but with a new Mexican President, there could be many reasons.

It was never a pain in the butt to go through the checkpoint, but it was nice to know the military were near by.

Great day at Mojon…as you could tell by the first fotos of the blog.

Max had some playa time, oceano time, nap time and then did it all over again.

We made the call that siesta #2 would be better at home so we packed up and headed home. Max was a trooper on the way home…phew.

Not a long nap for Bex y Max…padre put away the playa gear and then puttered around.

When the familia woke up, Max was in a triste state. Kinda sad, low energy.

Madre put together Max’s cena and the boys hit the alberca…where Max went CRAZY for 30 minutes. Splashing, screaming, giggling…on and on.

Two confused parents as that was not what we saw in the condo antes de alberca.

After the pool, a quick bici trip while padre cooked the rib eyes…and he had a code red meltdown. Bex does not know why…Max just did not want to be on the bike.

So they came home and grabbed a sling and went for a walk instead…all good. Max is a little nuts anyway (hello…look at his parents)…but we haven’t seen this kind of mood swing before. Freaky.

Good dinner, good PM rutina and madre has the first 30 minutes which includes a bottle of formula antes bedtime.

Niño Whisperer will close down the show in another 20 minutes or so.

Fotos.

You tell us...does it look like Max enjoys the playa?

No militar at Copalita, but for the first time maybe ever, we saw a miltary helicopter fly over, and these Marina come in for a close look. The waved at Bex y Max who were at the other end of the playa.