Today was my first dive day, Emily was allowed to snorkel in the same general area. I requested my own dive master so we ended up having our own boat for the first two dives. My dives were respectable at 40, 49 and 48 minutes of down time. I am getting better in respect to …
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Sun on Saturday
Hi folks! A little update on my foot, the majority if spines have dissolved, there is a couple spots yet but we have vinegar and a something to put it in so I can soak. They don’t seem to be causing any issues. I will clean it regularly and do the soaks while I’m here. …
Sea Urchins
So, we had an eventful day yesterday that ended with an evening at the local Urgent Care where Bill got sea urchin spines dissolved out of his foot. He’ll write about this more fully in his post. We went for a night snorkel, but our snorkel guide didn’t show up so we went out with …
Roatan Interrupted
Howdy friends and family! I did not post last night per my normal due to an evening visit to the local Urgent Care/Emergency Room. I seem to find various new experiences while Traveling with Emily. While night snorkeling my foot managed to come in contact with a sea urchin. It wasn’t too bad as there …
Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, Roatan snorkeling
Hello everyone! Yesterday’s post was quick and seems I left out greetings! Hopefully all of our readers are doing well and are ready for another round of posts by Emily and myself. We picked Roatan because of its promise of clear blue water and it’s shoreline’s proximity to the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef. According to the …
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Snorkeling in Honduras
Hello All: Bill and I have temporarily moved up in the world. We are currently living in a gated community in a very nice area of Roatan, Honduras. We have a beautiful apartment with two big bathrooms, a living room and a full kitchen. I could move in here permanently and be just fine. As …
A couple things about visiting Roatan, Honduras.
We have already learned a couple things about Roatan that we did not find when searching about this vacation. First off, April- May is the dry season and secondly it’s the time of year that the sugar cane fields are “slashed and burned”. This is part of growing sugar cane. The reason that this is …
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Final Day in Costa Rica
We made it to San Jose last night and I have half an hour before we head to the airport. We are at the Raddison in San Jose. It’s supposed to be near a museum and a park but there’s a major highway right outside the window and I went for a walk this morning …
Our last adventure this trip!
Wednesday morning we took a jungle river tour as a last adventure of our trip. Ivan had set us up a return ride with Brian for 2 pm, so not a lot of time for fun stuff as we had to get the scooter gassed up and returned to the rental place and pack up. …
Academic Probation
So, as it turns out, you really do pay traffic tickets at the bank here. It’s weird, but relatively straightforward. We got that taken care of fairly quickly this afternoon. It’s too bad that money isn’t being used to build two-lane bridges or sidewalks or something that people could use. I spent all morning in …
Traveling with Emily! 