The view from our cabin:
At first I found it really unsettling to see the water going by us so quickly... but after a while I got used to it. As we traveled further from Galveston, the water became bluer and bluer.Our first stop was Progreso, a pretty poor town with decent beaches and really nice people.
A restaurant across the street let us sit under these umbrellas all day... in exchange for keeping the orders coming... which we did :).
We were cautious about how much time we spent in the sun, and I am PROUD to say neither of us got burned (much).
Our second and last stop was in beautiful Cozumel, where the water is crystal clear and the people speak remarkably good English.
We went snorkeling and kayaking in Cozumel. The kayaks were really cool because they were clear, so we could see the bottom of the ocean wherever we went. Two people to a kayak, so I was in the front and Daniel in the back. On reflection of that activity, I think all pre-marriage counseling should take place in a double kayak. Thank goodness Daniel and I make a habit of speaking kindly to each other. That's all I'm gonna say about that. :).
Your kayak comments crack me up!!! Did I ever tell you about our double kayak trip on Day 3 of married life, on our honeymoon? The guide started the trip by saying he had a friend offering discount marriage counseling after kayaking trips, which I found much funnier by the time we were about half way down the river :)
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