Wow, I had the oportunity today of picking up Natalie Ann at the San Diego airport and take her to Ensenada, it was a beautiful day, long border wait
in the morning heading north, then went south on the free road all the way to Ensenada enjoying the beautiful countryside. As we got to Ensenada, we
kinda got lost looking for our destination (HoseA) and at a stop light, as I'm looking to my right, in the taxi cab next to us is Jaime Fuentes, an ex
employee of mine from way back so he helps us find our way. We had a delicious meal @ Cocteleria Mazatlan, Hose A, Magda, Natalie Ann and myself. I
finaly had the opportunity to hand deliver some of the last stickers ( There are only a few left)
On the return trip I took the toll road (I did not spot the truck or dogs from the other thread in either direction)
It was a great day, Oh and by the way now I know why Hose A is our moderator
(inside joke).
Ahhh, Ensenada, La Cenicienta del Pacifico, BeautifulDiver - 7-17-2007 at 10:20 PM
So, 2 women in the house again, eh Hose A ??
Welcome back Nena.
Looking forward to more photos and stories of your fun down south.
.bajajudy - 7-18-2007 at 06:54 AM
"The Escape of Nurse Ratchet", eh?
Bienvenidos a Baja California, mi amiga.Natalie Ann - 7-18-2007 at 10:22 AM
Quote:
Originally posted by Hose A
I have taken Natalie's husbands advice and bought a roll of duct tape for the times she get mouthy.
Thanks Gene, I resemble that remark.
Yep, Judy, I made my escape and am looking forward to the next weeks. The ward in Berkeley will have to operate without my oversight. I suspect all
the inmates are pleased.
Oh Diver... I left my big camera at home, but Gene promised me the loan of his very nice Kodak. Interestingly, we took it to lunch yesterday so I
could get pictures of the historical event. Thing is, ya gotta remember to take the pictures. Gonna try to engage that part of brain
today.
And a huge thank you to Fernando, who was so kind as to deliver me from San Diego straight to the door of my Mexican family. I had planned to take
the bus from Tijuana, and the scenic tour was a most pleasant surprise. Fernando is such good company, most personable, muy amable... and he knows so
much about the area. I saw and learned mucho along the way.
Some of you may not know or may have forgotten that Fernando/fdt offers wonderful walking tours of Tijuana. I highly recommend an outing with him.
You're sure to enjoy it and learn interesting stories and facts. Do you have a link to a website for that, Fernando... or should interested folks
simply contact you via u2u?
Hey, what about what you ate...
Gypsy Jan - 7-18-2007 at 05:59 PM
at Cocteleria Mazatlan?
I love that place, but get filled up too soon with the clams/cheese appetizer.
What are your faves?bigboy - 7-18-2007 at 07:14 PM
Where in Ensenada is the restaurant Cocteleri Mazatlan?DENNIS - 7-18-2007 at 07:25 PM
By the bus station. I'll give you a map when I see you.Hook - 7-18-2007 at 10:40 PM
I'm going to guess he was moderating your consumption of something at the ristorante.......hence, the earned moderator label.fdt - 7-19-2007 at 02:31 PM
Quote:
Originally posted by Hook
I'm going to guess he was moderating your consumption of something at the ristorante.......hence, the earned moderator label.
Warm, it would apply to the consumption of
IŽll let him tell fdt - 7-19-2007 at 02:36 PM
Quote:
Originally posted by Natalie Ann
Do you have a link to a website for that, Fernando... or should interested folks simply contact you via u2u?
Originally posted by Hook
I'm going to guess he was moderating your consumption of something at the ristorante.......hence, the earned moderator label.
Warm, it would apply to the consumption of
IŽll let him tell
It's really quite simple... when all y'all are, ahem, inebriated... he's not.
(inside joke).
