Oh he is a character all right!!
Buenos noches!! I find the blog updates are easier to type when I don't tell you what we had for la cena. Do you find them easier to read? Ja ja ja
530am wake up call and the boys were on the road by 7am. Long prowl and easy to do, as the streets are bare and all the tiendas are closed. Doph.
Best part of the prowl that was NOT captured on film? Ten trabajadores, workers, sitting on a curb and after Max has sat next to them and said hola, he gets up and does a choque (high five) with each of them. And then without further adieu, he just walks away. I looked back and all 10 guys were laughing and talking about the niño.
Good desayunos and then a super fun familia swim, leche and then a nice siesta. No nap for padre as he was busy booking flights from HUX to DF and back, as well as hotels for the nights before and after our YVR flights. Interjet needs to fix their website in how it relates to Canadians...mainly the need for a 5 digit zip code on the billing address. Doph.
The familia had a pre-comida prowl and then off for another trip to the Play Palace, where they would meet a few other Housewives of Huatulco.
Oh, did I mention mañana's pool date? Maybe they need to bring along the Super Mandilon in his Speedo? Oh Bubba!!
And after the siesta, Bubba hit the gym and then came home to get us set up for la cena y the PM rutina.
Good dinner and the best part of the día? During clean up, he was given a bucket with his name on it, and he said Ma...still working on the "x". Cool that at 21 months he recognizes his own name!!
Off to tina, hola to Oma y Opa, and he is currently guzzling back some leche during round one of bed time. Stay tuned.
Well it took The Whisperer 30 minutes, but at least he fell asleep on his own...phew!!
Onto the fotos.
Before the AM prowl, a little practice at balancing.
But as you can tell by the look on Max's face, he knows to go down the rampa...at least when padre is looking!!
The "take a sit" series...remember I am a bad editor...and like them all!!
In front of the tienda de bici, Max found a broom, and off he went.
I have not seen one of these in the centro before...a standpipe for the bomberos, firefighters.
Camioneta.
Hoping for a little extra protection from above. I think this is one of Oaxaca's patron saints.
As I was headed to el gimnasio, guess who I spotted coming home from there prowl.
And guess who comes running over to have his foto taken?
On the walk to el gimnasio, more bricks for sale.
And one very hard mattress!!
Ok, you are caught up. Have a great miercoles!!
Did I mention, that due to Oma's singing, Max now sings Row, Row, Row?
Hasta mañana.
Marco, Bexico y Max
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