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[*] posted on 4-5-2009 at 09:12 AM
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You described those important things so very well--I agree with them all.

Right now, we travel between two worlds, both of which we like very much. Sometimes it is like being in a time machine. We travel back and forth about every month or six weeks, with more time in Baja than Imperial Beach at this point in our lives. And, it is the people of Bahia Asuncion that keep us there longer.

So we often don't think about what we are missing at either end---we just enjoy what each world has to offer. We want to keep both even if we don't spend as much time at either location.

We need to get moving again and travel the mainland, get back to Central America and we have only traveled in two countries in South America. I still need to see tierra del fuego. And there is a longer list just waiting for a little improvement in the economy.

We feel fortunate to be living two different lives---it works for us very well right now. What our next adventure will be, we do not know, but for us, change keeps us going.

Now, if you ask our dogs, there is no question. They miss running free through the dunes and on the beach. They miss the dry land walks on the dirt roads with no leash. :lol:

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wow.gif posted on 4-5-2009 at 01:58 PM
besides the view from my pillow?


EVERYTHING ELSE!!!!

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[*] posted on 4-5-2009 at 03:35 PM


Buenos Dias, Buenos Tardes, Buenos Noche, Buen Provecho, Avai Bien....grins....abrazos forte....fish tacos....noche buena.....grandote pescados....Juan...Shari.....Diver et. al.....magic cactus blooms....snow in the mountains of Baja....surprise.....the glow of the sunset....campfires on the beach.....eagles on cacti, snake in mouth....green desert....lion paw scallops....lobsters..lots of lobsters.....diving pelicans.....swooping blue footed boobies.......the silent swirl of the frigate bird soaring....soaring....curious seal pups.....the turquis/green blue of the sun through the breaking wave.....marlinfins....spinner dolphins....phosphorescent glow of sand, surf and small fish setting off like rocket away from the shore as you walk the beach at night....stars, stars, horizon to horizon...stars....wonder....awe....sun warming me to the bone....to the core...to the essence of me......sex on the beach....the smell of the sea.....fresh tortillas.....loss of sense of time.....shore birds dancing with the surf....in and out....dip,dabble,slide....camerones ajo....mas camerones por favor....uno mas cervesa por llavar.....free association mind cleaning.....whales floating above the water in magdelena bay.......e amore

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[*] posted on 4-5-2009 at 03:45 PM


Thanks Iflyfish, You described those important things so very well... The physical and biological parts of the places are the setting, the people make them incredibly extra special. thanks to you all for your parts.
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[*] posted on 4-5-2009 at 07:11 PM
Thanks in Revese


I really love the sharing and the kind compliments.

I believe that Baja Time heals our souls.




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[*] posted on 4-5-2009 at 07:33 PM


You all make me miss it even more: the ocean, the people, the friendliness, the food, the smell of the food on the street, the courtesies, the language, the smiles, the hugs, the stars that seem brighter in the skies over the water, the sounds of the water truck, the gas truck, the neighbor kids passing by on their way to school, the ladies hanging their laundry outside, the dogs (do I really miss the barking dogs??) yes - I miss it all. I am so jealous of you who can go back and forth more often. What a wonderful place. Those who only read about the violence on the news have no idea what dear, sincere people live there and really care about each other.
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[*] posted on 4-8-2009 at 06:24 PM


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