Guess what we're going to see?
"Knoked Up" as they called it on the Puerto Paraiso Mall website.
:-)
Who cares if I'm seeing it in the theater when you can buy it on DVD in the States.
Who's pleased?
Me. I've been waiting a while.
You can only travel on a passport application UNTIL September 30, 2007.
After that, you MUST have a passport.
See more info here.
Some scenes in the the new Ben Stiller movie, The Heartbreak Kid, were filmed in the development that C. works at down in Cabo.
The day they were filming from the air, we were actually having a broker event complete with live music and they were waiting for us to calm down so they could resume shooting. HA! Fun.
I drove to work today on something other than dry pavement!
It was WET!
And, I used my front winshield wipers and my back winshield wiper.
WAH-who.
(Doesn't that guy crack you up? In the left hand corner? Lol.)
Where do we go from here?
See, not even really hitting us. Cool.
Ivo.
Let's see what "Tropical Storm 12-E" will end up as is. (What kind of name is that?)
My sister and I took our puppies (Fergie Lupita and Buttercup) to the vet for some vaccinations.
We get to the vet's office and the lovely woman working there asks (in Espanol) what kind of dogs they are. Fair enough.
They're Havanese. (From Cuba. Ok, ours are from Nebraska, but whatev.)
We look at one of two dog charts on her wall and we say (ok, my sister does) that Havanese are in the Bichon family...blah, blah...
Vet-worker lady nods, yet clearly has no idea. (I'm slightly alarmed.)
She then proceeds to prepare the vaccinations. (I'm still alarmed, slightly. I see no handwashing. No gloves. Nothing. However, my sister's calmness makes me feel as if everything that's happening is ok. I attempt to relax, all the while sweating like a pig and trying to soothe my high-strung dog.)
My sister and I then go check out the other dog chart on the wall.
We found the Cuba flag.
Next to the Cuban flag, is the name, "Habanero."
In Mexico, Havanese dogs are called, "Habaneros."
:-)
This made me smile.
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Buttercup and The Ferg did fine with their vaccinations. Buttercup/ball got sick and Ferg was just lethargic. All good.
When I first moved here, I laid in the sun every weekend. EVERY weekend. Yeah, I had SPF on, but still - I was ALL about the sun.
Now, about a year later - I look down at my cuerpo (body) and see that I have a solid dozen or so NEW age spots that I didn't have last year at this time. On my face, too. (ugh.)
I now, stay out of the sun.
Each time I'm in it, I can't help but think, "Ah! My hair color is fading! Ah! I'm getting age spots!"
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Amazing how time changes perspective.
This is an actual email from my sister the VP of the company I work for, regarding the maids who clean our carpeted office.
Hee hee. Only in MX.
Hello friends - indeed, Hurricane Henriette is soaking/smoking Cabo.
Power is set to go out today (from the city) at 1 p.m. and it's been raining for hours and hours.
As luck (and God) would have it, my sister, niece, C. and I are in L.A. today. Will be shopping and seeing Wicked later.
My brother and new sister (bless their hearts) are back in Cabo holding down the forts and watching Buttercup and Fergie. (THANK YOU!)
Apparently no one is allowed to drive anywhere and it's just...not...fun...at...all.
So - my family is safe...just waiting it out.
The house has been fumigated again and we have been safe and good.
See? They're technically using this toilet bowl scent thing correctly.
view from my window at work1. cuerpo (body). I think this is the cutest word.
2. esquina (corner). I don't know why, I just think it's cute.
Well, right now... that's it.
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