Next on the agenda was swim and a walk along the beach. Then writing on the blog, reading, and, of coarse, crushing a bit of candy. I finished my book. Eileen and Lorayne suggested Ken Follet's "Pillars of the Earth" when I was in Belgium in August. The historical fiction novel, set in mid 12th century England, documents the building of a cathedral. I certainly did enjoy it. Next, I think I'll start a book on Mexico. My history is grossly weak; I'll see what I can find.
Thursday, February 16, 2017
Friday, 10 February 2017: Celestun
It's Friday! Oh, that doesn't nearly have the same meaning it had just seven short months ago. Today it meant I needed to go down to the beach in search of coffee before Justin and I found a different restaurant for breakfast. Somewhere around nine o'clock and I needed to determine if I wanted huevos rancheros or huevos con tocino or jamon -- these were tough decisions!
Next on the agenda was swim and a walk along the beach. Then writing on the blog, reading, and, of coarse, crushing a bit of candy. I finished my book. Eileen and Lorayne suggested Ken Follet's "Pillars of the Earth" when I was in Belgium in August. The historical fiction novel, set in mid 12th century England, documents the building of a cathedral. I certainly did enjoy it. Next, I think I'll start a book on Mexico. My history is grossly weak; I'll see what I can find.
Next on the agenda was swim and a walk along the beach. Then writing on the blog, reading, and, of coarse, crushing a bit of candy. I finished my book. Eileen and Lorayne suggested Ken Follet's "Pillars of the Earth" when I was in Belgium in August. The historical fiction novel, set in mid 12th century England, documents the building of a cathedral. I certainly did enjoy it. Next, I think I'll start a book on Mexico. My history is grossly weak; I'll see what I can find.
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