Eve of Goodbye Mexico!

As our last night slowly fades into tomorrow I think how blessed I am to have had such a great experience in Mexico with one of my best friends. We spent the day tooling around, eating pan-dulce, drinking mexican mocha's, avoiding the timeshare-ers, frolicking in the large waves that over took the ocean and drinking from coconuts. It was a good day. It was fitting that we had dinner with this great couple that we meet on our first day here. We went to Pedro and Lola's where we drank beer, ate good food and had fantastic conversation. Pedro and Lola's is one of the 8 or so places that incircle the main downtown plaza. On the weekends they close of the plaza to only foot traffic, giving the eaterys more room for tables, and more room for guests! Our waiter let us know that he only had three menus and he'd get to us at somepoint, "it's crazy here, a lot going on right now, i'll get to you"! We noted that in the states we would have left the place but in mexico it's all a different pace. Everything happens in a mexico moment, which could be a few seconds or a few days. We sat down for dinner at 7:45 and returned home at 11:30. But what an evening. The old Mazatlan is slowly turing into this hip place with art studios and unexpected places to eat. I can see why Maztlan is a place that so many people come to each year over and over again. It's like coming home. The people are friendly, the food is good and the beer is cheap. The worries are left at the door and the sun is always shinning. What more should there be? Peace