FaceTime is Saving our Marriage

If you can recall from our February 23, 2013 post, I would live in Playa del Carmen most of the year, while my husband, since he is still working in the United States, would fly back and forth as much as possible.  

The Mayan Ruins of Tulum

One of the great joys of living here is being able to visit some of the historic ruins. We decided to take a day trip to see the Mayan Ruins in Tulum. The admission fee was $57 pesos each and we were there for about 3 hours.

When it rains, it POURS!

The last seven months have been extremely rainy in Playa del Carmen.   

Five of the months (June, September, October , November, December) have had about twice (or more) the average rain.  

July was the only month with less than normal rain.  

And 2014 is off to a soggy start,  it has been raining since yesterday afternoon and still raining at noon today.   

Glad I have my pink boots and rain coat!

Note:  This rain information was supplied by PlayaWeatherman via the Mexican National Weather Service.

How we spent our first Christmas in Playa del Carmen, Mexico

We are so excited.  We can hardly believe that we are living our dream of being in Playa del Carmen, Mexico (PDC) and experiencing our first Christmas here.