That day, I vowed to make a new start of island life and I was successful with only one blip (that I am not going to go into detail on). I walked the Malecon with the gang. I find that the morning colours of the sky are always different.

I also love the little glimpses of life from the Malecon.

Also notice how non-busy the streets are early in the morning. I attended Isla Church with Pastor Ken which I always love.

I then whiled away the afternoon under the palms at Centro beach sharing a lasagna lunch. Here’s a blog link for all of the delicious details. https://foodmusings.ca/uncategorized/isla-mujeres-2025-restaurant-features-il-pompodorino-by-sister-sue/

Sue and I took a cab to the middle of the island to join in on an a fabulous cooking class. Check out the authentic wooden tortilla press. Please follow this blog link to read all about it. I will admit, I was the lousiest tortilla maker. https://foodmusings.ca/isla-mujeres/isla-mujeres-2025-restaurant-features-hala-ken-authentic-mexican-food/

Sun, food, family and new friends. The day could only be more perfect if D were here with me.

Kath’s quote: “Food, to a large extent, is what holds a society together, and eating is closely linked to deep spiritual experi­ences.” – P­eter Farb

Love never fails.

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