Cenote X’Canché

A cenote is a sinkhole filled with water. They are everywhere in the Yucatán.

Zona Arqueológica de Ek’ Balam

I was elated to find that in actuality, each one of these selling points turns out to be absolutely true, and more so than I was even hoping for.

Once we were well on our way to the center of the peninsula, Andre said, “It feels like our vacation finally started.”

This is how far behind in blog posts I am: I left off before I got a chance to post about our concert in Montana. That concert was on July 23.

Despite a threat of wildfire, unlike last year’s visit, this year Montana skies stayed blue.

We raced and camped at an important site in Oregon state history.

Sometimes I am due to for a catch-up post.

I was so delighted with what I had done, I sent photos of the final products to the taxidermist on Etsy.

I have bared my soul to you guys before, so if you didn’t like that about me you wouldn’t be here, huh?

There were so many photographs I didn’t know what to do until Pedro told me his idea.