As the Burrito Burns

Step into the surrealishious and amazing world of Mexico as told through the eyes and mind of a teacher who has spent the past 20 years living in the coastal city of Puerto Vallarta. A wide range of experiences stretching from the serious to the sublime: living, working, marrying, birthing, teaching, eating, drinking, frolicking and fraternizing and so much more. There is so much to see and do, to tell and be told the list never gets old here at "As the Burrito Burns."

Saturday, April 25, 2009

Olas Altas/Los Muertos Beach

It was a particularly blustery Friday yesterday; the kind of day that sweeps the air clean of haze and pollutants and makes everything look especially detailed. It was a good day to take a photo or two of the beautiful view from my friend's terrace at La Palapa. She has one of the best views I know of. The Sierras, the islands of Los Arcos, the sweeping beach and the palms swaying make for quite the attractive combination. Couple the view with a refreshing coctail and some tasty "botanas" and you've got a fantastic Friday evening on your hands. It really is the quintessential tropical view and I never get tired of looking at it. Granted, the good always contains a little bad and such was the case last night when the Restaurant El Dorado set up an outdoor disco/reception on the beach next to her terrace and thumped the music until 4:00 am. Noise pollution reigns free in Vallarta and most people will tell you: "If you can't beat 'em, join 'em." One definitely has to have a "roll with the punches attitude" down here--it's not for the uptight or anal retentive. One thing I've acquired over the 20 odd years I've lived here is a certain "live and let live" attitude which saves me from developing life threatening stress attacks. Or maybe that's from the Bacardi? Whatever it is, one quickly learns to "chillax" and say "ni modo." It's just another day in Mexico.




Labels:

0 Comments:

Post a Comment

<< Home