Birria and a Walk

WHERE ARE WE? Numero Uno RV Park, La Penita, Mexico

Its Sunday again so off to birria we went.  We look forward to having this tasty food every Sunday morning.  Abuela and her crew do a great job making our hungry tummies feel better.  We always walk and part of the walk is through the empty lot where the circus used to be.  It has moved on to greener pastures I think.

I changed it up today and had birria with cheese on a tortilla then grilled in the beef broth.  We found some really hot salsa on the table so that warmed them up a bit.  Added some frijoles to it and it made a great meal for breakfast.

After that great meal we decided to take a walk to look at a house that Fany and Jeff looked at the other day.  Jeff said that it was just over here, but after walking for 20 minutes almost all uphill, we crested a hill and saw the house in the distance.  Like 1/2 mile down through the valley and up over another hill.  Not!!!  This old body would just not do it, so we made a sharp right turn and headed for home.  We will see the house another day.

Its way up on the far hill!!

Its nice how they like to paint everything down here.  These stairs were all brightly painted. 

Along the way down we spotted an iguana laying in the sun on a concrete wall.  He was just enjoying his day.

Later Archie and I had a nice afternoon stroll on the beach.  He smells so many good things as he meanders along.

The ocean has pushed up a lot of rocks overnight so the sea glass pickers had a hay day today.  I am always amazed by the power of the sea.

I know we had a good feed of birria this morning but that was a long time ago so I cooked up a batch of bacon and eggs for supper.  I think everyone enjoys them in the evening once in a while.

Then a trip downtown to see what was going on.  Nothing!!  Kenia was busy making some healthy waffles for someone.  Lots of granola and stuff with some chocolate on top.  Not my cup of tea. 

before she cooked it.

Speaking of cup of tea, it was time to make one and sit at the palapa and watch the sun go down again.  I estimate I have witnessed in excess of 500 sunsets here in Mexico.  I hope to see another 500 or more in coming months and years.  Good Nite!!