We had such a wonderful time in Mexico! The girls had a total blast, and traveling with them was an absolute dream! They could not have been any better! It was a much needed break from the grey skies and dreary rain. We played hard, ate delicious food, ordered a million and a half "fancy" (as Emma would say) drinks pool side, swam with dolphins, made new friends, played on the beach, and made some wonderful memories!
First stamp in their passports! Mexico!
Just arriving at the airport, ready for their first plane ride!
Took her a couple tries, but she was able to grab on as the dolphins took her for a little ride!
"Mom, let's play shark attack!!!"-Emma
This resort was beyond gorgeous!
So excited!
At 11pm Kaylee was complaining that her tummy hurt because she was so hungry (we had just picked the kids up from movie night at the kids club) Thanks to 24 hr. room service she ordered herself a little (more like HUGE) midnight snack! She wanted....Cesar salad, chicken fingers, chicken/rice soup, & coconut shrip!
One of the 2 resort pet iguanas! No fear, we got soo close to them!
Definitely a highlight of the trip....swimming with dolphins! Loved it!
Karaoke night! ;)
Morning swim with the girls before Mama headed off to the spa!
The fire show was awesome!
Pinata making
So cute and sooo soft! Squirrel Monkey.
Only on vacation can you order cake and ice cream at midnight! Boy did these girls play hard, eat hard, and SLEEP hard!
Every afternoon there was some sort of show. This day it was a parrot show!
Fuego!
There were 2 Peacocks on the resort they let wander the grounds in the early mornings and evenings. We were on the ground floor so they would walk right up to our balcony. The girls even fed them a few bread crumbs out of their hands!
The sunsets were to die for!
Sea Lion show! Kaylee was the only one brave enough to get a picture with him! ;)
We've started collecting some sort of art from the different countries/places we visit. This awesome mask we found at a little shop in town. Handmade, carved out of wood, then covered with wax, then little tiny beads are pressed into the wax to create the design. Some masks can take weeks to complete depending on the size. This one took about a month. Love our new addition to the travel wall!
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