MEXICO DAY 10

Look at the fog. We were sitting outside and suddenly the fog rolled in. It is not suppose to happen very often here. Before that happened we walked down to Santa Cruz, which is what you see (or don't see) in these photos. We poked around a few stores. I feel bad for the owners. Pretty much their only customers are off the ships and there are fewer this year. Karen helped the local economy :) Big buses come with people from the resorts but they just drop them off at the boats for their tour and then pick them up, there is no time in the schedule to walk around and shop. Then we hit Super Che, we were out of water, milk, rum, ice and butter and I mean out of. Its not because we were poor planners, it was that the store was out of the supplies when we were last there. We still could only get milk in a box. It is becoming quite muggy the last couple of days. The AC in the bedrooms work, so we cool it down before we go to bed and turn it off the fans are fine all night but there will be no more meal cooking at dinner time in the kitchen until the main one is fixed it was unbearable the other night.The good news is we have a bbq, not many people do around here. Seems that a/c can have issues if they are not run for a long period of time. The guy is coming this morning to check it out.