Shakira ft. Freshlyground - Waka Waka (This Time for Africa) (The Offici...

And there is hope!!! I love Shakira and this song!!!!

Cee Lo Green - F YOU (Official Video)

Mom is not going to like this post.... it's pretty amazing that this is considered the future of our music industry....... still pretty funny but sad at the same time!

Auburn hospitality sets standards - The Daily Gamecock - Viewpoints

Auburn hospitality sets standards - The Daily Gamecock - Viewpoints

It's always great to be an Auburn Tiger!!!!!!!!!

Dog Saying Grace

Cops... This time we had nothing to do with it!

So there were roughly 20 cops outside our house this evening with 7 drug dogs... A cab driver told Ty that the guys threw a brick or something at a taxi cab and tried to hide on our street. Idiots didn't realize that taxi cabs are lined up at the end of our street Thursdays through Sunday, plus we have lots of lights around, and not many cars just randomly parked on our street. So really the taxi cabs are more like our security guards. Must have been a slow night for the police if so many came to the scene! Still doesn't beat the time in Auburn that some jack ass kid decided to rob 4 liquor stores and hide in Harmon...and the police brought out their helicopter for HOURS to find the jerk! Never a dull moment in our lives.... that's for sure!

OK Go - White Knuckles - Official Video

The cutest music video ever!!!! :D

Celebration

Since the death of Ty's coworker, we have really taken an emotional roller coaster ride, but there is hope. His killers were caught and put in jail! We couldn't be happier for his family and friends to feel at ease knowing that the law and god have their fates and hopefully they can rest a little better at night.



We of course celebrated a big birthday last Thursday for our dear niece Kendall Avery! I searched for the perfect gift and found this precious dress with an AMAZING bow! The dress, very authentic to the mexican culture and the bow... well it's a bit more tourist then traditional! Today I had the chance to see her in it via Skype and doesn't she look precious! If you can't tell the bow does have 2 Corona bottles glued to it and she totally loves it! haha

Today she called me "Nay-na!!!!!!!"

LOVES HER!!!!!!

Going back to last week, there were numerous celebrations bringing in the 200th year of independence leading up to Thursday. Infront of Puerto Paraiso (our local mall) the Los Cabos Student Orchestra, compiled of students around the area, performed traditional Mexican songs to a large crowd! They did a great job and it brought me back to elementary school, when I had horrendous bangs, crooked teeth, and played the violin! ahhhhhhh memories!




Last Tuesday Ty had the day off and we took it to the beach! We love Playa Santa Maria and our new camera that takes underwater pictures!

The Diver

Flailing Mermaid?!?

After swimming all day (accompanied by some unwanted jelly fish which of course stung a few times,) eating a nice lunch, and having a few cold beers at the beach, we went to one of my co-workers house to eat dinner! Diana Owen, co-hosts the Thursday News in English Magazine with me, and her husband made us DELICIOUS homemade tostadas with a phenomenal angel food cake!!!!!! We really felt at home and spent quite a while talking with them about their paths that brought them to Cabo!


Another home away from home here in Cabo is COSTCO!!!!!!! They are reliable, consistant and YES they are prepared for Christmas! hahaha Haley was super worried that we would have to decorate one of our cacti in the yard this year but Hay... we're in luck! Granted a little early, prepared none the less!







For all of you who know my Ty well, you know the boy can and will eat anything. From various sections of an animals anus to where ever the mind takes you he will try it! Spicy is also not going to turn him away from an experience to eat, no matter the Scoville scale! For 6 years now I have know him to never be affected by the heat of a pepper. Well this evening, Ty (and his co-workers) found his match. We stopped by a taco stand a block from the house, though it has no seating, it always attracts people for the smells coming off the grill from the ENORMOUS pastor rotisserie! Well a side dish with the three tacos the boys purchased was a jalepeno pepper. Ty took a bit into it, everything was fine.... about 5 seconds later.... tears! Seems silly to mention but it was a first for me to see this happen! But this didn't stop him, he mustered up the courage to continue eating as much of that damn pepper as he could.... after almost getting to the point of revisiting the portions of the pepper he ate, he payed for the tasty treat and off to the bars down town we went. Well at this point it was rather late in the evening, and that damn pepper was really effecting Ty's enjoyment of beer, so we knew we needed to call it a night!

Sheer pain.... :/

Here in Cabo, rain is almost a myth... well that's until your smack dab in the middle of hurricane season! I reported Monday that we had an Invest 96, or a small storm system with capabilities of becoming a tropical storm. After looking at the water temperatures, it didn't look too likely so I didn't pay much attention to it... Oh how I was wrong.... Say hello to Tropical Storm Georgette and her evil wrath upon Cabo San Lucas! Though the rain was much needed... Did B really need to go all Bon Qui Qui and flood the streets?! Reference www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZkdcYlOn5m Maybe that doesn't make sence but who doesn't want to watch Bon Qui Qui. Back to Georgette.... The eye of the storm produced 3/4 to an inch and a half of rain every hour here in our area... well she pretty much hung out all evening long until mid afternoon so the picture speaks for how the area was impacted. Schools were closed, many of the dirt roads were undriveable, and some businesses were closed (not Capella!) Georgette did give Capella's grounds crew a run for their money. Surrounded with vegetation, beautiful sand patches, and of course the ocean, dirt was EVERYWHERE!!!!

Today, as the rain seeped into the ground around town, the air was full of dense dust and sand clouds from the movement generated by vehicles going about their day! Luckily here at the house we didn't have any damage and no leaks inside the house! Our outdoor living area wasn't so great. We found a weak spot in our palapa (thatched roof) which allowed water to dominate all paths it crossed! Fortunately after a day of drying out seat cushions, lots of woman power and a squeegee... all was back to normal with a lovely partially cloudy day and highs in the lower 80s!

Our first Tropical Storm.... Meet Georgette :/

So this week has obviously had it's ups and downs, as have Ty and I in our professional lives. A brilliant woman gave me advice long before I came here to Cabo. She explained how in our 20s we are searching for our true identity. We struggle to reach that balance between our college fun party years and profound in the eyes of not only our superiors but our equals. We have one another to stay balanced in our walk of life together and having that will push us forward to bigger and better things. I heard this super influential song for those people put in our lives that are bringing us down. Listen to it and look up the lyrics as well. Beautifully sung and instantly relateable. www.youclubvideo.com/video/129441/natasha-bedingfield-strip-me





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RIP

As we celebrate a glorious day in Mexican history as well as our dear niece's birthday, we also celebrate the life of a dear friend that was taken well too soon from us.

Sweet Esteban Hidalgo, 39 years young is with our lord now. His personality radiated everywhere he went. He was one that never met a stranger. Full of life, love, and of course that laugh, so distinct from miles away. Though we only knew you a short time, you truly touched our hearts. Please watch over the hurt souls at Capella as they try to understand the cruel realities of this world. Justice will be served my friend and time will be the teller. Give them the strength to continue to pursue their dreams and aspirations in life. When they are down, fill them with courage to continue. Remind them that we don't decide our fates and though revenge seems sweet during a time like now, our father is the determining factor of when we enter and leave this beautiful world.

We know you have the best seat in the house right now Esteban, drinks galore, and you are the life of one amazing party! I want you to know I am ready to move up to spanglish and I hope you are proud! I know one day we will meet again and you won't have to translate... I promise you that!! Save a seat for us in heaven dear Esteban as we will join you there one day. We miss you so much and please know that through your short time here on this planet, you impacted the lives of so many and will never be forgotten. We are truly blessed to have met you. So long for now mi amigo.

Esteben Hidalgo
8.23.1971 - 9.15.2010

Rest in Peace Brother

VIVA MEXICO!!!

AHHHH!!! What an amazing experience I had tonight!

Lets start off with a quick history lesson from your's truly......

A Catholic priest named Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla stood from his church balcony the morning of September 16, 1810 delcaring the need for Mexico's independence from Spain. This tradition is carried every out by every state in Mexico at 10:20, the night before the actual independence day, the 15th! Though this wasn't the actual day Mexico gained its independence from Spain, it marks the beginning of Mexico's movement towards independence. By 1821, over 11 years later, the ideal for which Miguel Hidalgo and many other Mexicans had fought for had at last been accomplished: the country was independent and free. Unfortunately Miguel Hidalgo wasn't around to witness this as he was excommunicated and executed by decapitation. :/

This year also marks another big historic event in Mexican history. November marks the 100th year of the Mexican Revolution. My boss told me that we still have a little while to fill me in on all the history because there we many players involved in the Revolution!

Back to the Bicentenial celebrations.... As you could imagine this city has been preparing for tonight ALL month and don't plan on stopping tonight! Tonight merely kicked everything off with live music, dancing, and of course fireworks! The "chill bump" factor was the El Grito portion of the festivities! The mayor stood from this balcony over looking a large festival ground. He stood above everyone yelling, " Viva Hidalgo, the crowd yells VIVA, Viva la Bicentario de Independencia, the crowd yells VIVA, VIVA MEXICO, the crowd yells VIVA, VIVA MEXICO, the crowd yells VIVA, VIVA MEXICO, and the crowd SCREAMS VIVA!!!!!!!!!" Then he rang a HUGE bell and waves the Mexican flag after which the Mexican National Anthem was sung by the thousands in the crowd! You can't help but feel the genuine love and compassion the mayor and all the people here in Cabo have for their country! After "El Grito" They had a HUGE fireworks demonstration! This was all in the middle of everything in Cabo! I felt so privileged to be standing with the community around me as all the celebrations were taking place! I actually got an audio clip of the mayor's delivery of El Grito but I'm still trying to figure out how to get it onto the computer and online so you can experience what I did!

Tomorrow is the national holiday, so EVERYONE is off (of course not Ty) so more celebrating is in order and tomorrow will be a day of rest! Believe me though, you know as well as I do... Stephen Tyler Thaxton LOOOOOOOOOOOVES him some independence day celebrations and will be right there in the middle of it all tonight, no matter how painful it will be tomorrow!

I realized tonight that in 201o we have actually celebrated 3 different independence days for and in 3 different countries! We of course had the great opportunity to be with my family at the beautiful lake Guntersville as we said Happy Birthday America with food, friends, family, and of course fireworks. While we were on our honeymoon in Paris, July 14th is not only my dear brother's birthday but also France's Independence day, better known as Bastille Day! And of course finally here in Mexico we are celebrating 200 years of Mexican Independence, coincidently the same day I legally become able to live here and work!

This year has been such an amazing year for the two of us so far! After 6 years we finally tied the knot infront of our closest friends and family, all of our travels around the globe, and we have quite a few more months for more celebrating!

More things to celebrate, our sweet niece Kendall Avery Gainor turns 1 tomorrow!! I guess technically today! :D We are so blessed to have such an amazing little girl in our lives, even though we can't exactly watch her grow as we could in Auburn, with the best mother and father any child could ask for! Haley and Mike have really put their heart and soul into preparing Kendall for what she will encounter as she grows up in this world! They have also (and always) been amazing examples for Ty and I as we grow in our relationship. From the moment I met them, (Haley in her Orange and Blue boa at my apartment and Mike at an Au vs UGA tailgate cracking jokes on each other) to the day they got married, told us they were having a baby, and raising Kendall, we know how we want to live our lives and eventually raise a family because of these two!

We wish everyone could be here with us as we ring in another year of independence for yet another country! We love you all and HAPPY BIRTHDAY KENDALL AND MEXICO!!!!!

VIVA MEXICO

E&T

When Kendall has a cousin... we now know how to celebrate his or her arrival

Last night we went out and saw a group of 15 guys wearing DIAPERS.... naturally some questions came to mind like, "what the hell are they doing wearing diapers at the bar?!?!?!" I went up to Ty and asked him just that... He answered with "must be some kind of bachelor party... strange but hey it's Mexico..." Not content with his answer I simply approached a member of the group and asked the million dollar question of the night. His response, "Our friend is having a BABY!" (the guy in the holister shirt in the middle of the picture) This was the guy version of a baby shower! I love the idea so much that when that big day comes, Ty agrees that there will be a HUGE celebration that Tyler, Mike, Ryan, Jordan (who i think wouldn't really need much convincing,) Elias, Alex, Bill, Yasir, Bryan, EVERYONE will totally be diapered (still deciding about the pants underneath...) A little Mexican tradition we will gladly bring back state side (Ty called dibs apparently so no copy cats!!!!) :D

I'll be back later to tell you how at the end of last night, I was told by Joan Rivers's Mexican twin that at the age of 25 I needed a face lift! Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh Mexico.....Must go cheer on my cowboys!

Hasta Luego
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2010 Auburn Football Tunnel Video

So we have been searching for this and I couldn't be happier to find it on a football saturday night!! WDE!!!!!!!!1

Friends in Cabo!

Great, crazy, adventurous, fun day. My sorority sister Tyler Svetich is now the newest member of the sales team at Capella Pedregal! She got in town today and I went by to pick her up to do some "getting to know Cabo" stuff! We went through the mall and walked around one end of the marina to the other. When she came to visit a month ago, she didn't really get to see anything outside of the hotel because of meetings, meetings, and more meetings. I tried to explain to her how different things were outside the walls of Capella but it wasn't until we walked around that she felt it.

As "gringos," Mexican slang for white people, we are and will forever been seen as tourists. All that was heard as we passed each restaurant, information booth, or random jewelery and cigar sellsmen at the Marina, "heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeey giiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirls, you wanna come in and try the best Mexican food in Cabo, heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeey giiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirls you want to go on the best Mexican booze cruize in Cabo, heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeyyyyyy giiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirlllllllllzzzzzz lets put something sparkly on your wrist, or the best... heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy giiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrlllllllllllllllllllllllzzzzzzzzzzzz you want a free massage from your new mexican boyfriend?

As anyone could imagine this can get rather annoying especially when there are over 20 restaurants, 10 information desks, and god only knows how many skeeze balls trying to sell cheap shit in a half mile radius. Poor Tyler was truly shocked. It's the most exhausting, and farthest from flattering experience ever! You really don't have the chance to enjoy the beauty of the water, all the boats, or the marine life that surrounds the Marina because of the constant, heeeeeeeeeeey, No Gracias... heeeeeeeeeeey, No Gracias, or of course yooooooooooooo whooooooooooooooo, No Gracias! It cheapens the experience a person has while in Cabo and that's coming from someone who LIVES here... I could only imagine what people who are staying for a week think when they go back to the drawing board of 1. returning to Cabo and 2. if they do, how to avoid the chaos! These people are too ignorant to realize that they are driving away the only positive things this failing economy has, TOURISM. And don't get me started about the children who are sold into slavery by some evil money hungry lunatic, just to POSSIBLY sell stupid whistles and chicklets to black out, puking drunk tourist for a penny at the age of MAYBE 6.

Ok back to the fun part of the day.... Sorry for the rant! After the eye opening experience I knew Tyler needed something American in her life... Since there's really only one good place that can fulfill that need I knew Costco was it!! We went and did some shopping around! Tyler is currently looking for a place to live, but in the mean time lucky girl gets to stay at Capella for 3 weeks! That being said she needed some snacks and what nots! After we made our purchases, we went back to the hotel to try and watch the Bamer game but couldn't so I went to a near by bar as I could tell she was starting to feel the 2 hour time change and was a tiny bit overwhelmed by her first day!!

Tonight wheny Ty gets off work I think we are going to his new favorite bar called Pirate Porkey's, Yes like Porkey's the movie but with girls dressed up in pirate costumes! It really is a fun relaxing bar and just opened up, sooooooo they have some great drink specials going on for their grand opening! Their vibe is very much so how you feel at Supper Club but Mexican.... I'll post pictures tomorrow, including a nice shot of their body shot room, a Mexican Jail equipt with a toilet.... oh the terrible things that will happen as the (hopefully) years go by!

Love
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When doing good goes bad....

So this morning as we were walking to get our usual coffee to start the day I noticed something I really didn't care for too much.... MY LEGS! hahaha I need to do some toning up! We were chit chatting and it hit me.... I'm going to get a work out AND do something good for the community! I did some research and found out that the Los Cabos Humane Society needed friday evening dog walkers from 5:30 to 7:30! It is the perfect solution!

So i get there and the dogs are just barking and barking and barking wanting to be walked! There was another couple there and the guy was actually wearing an Auburn shirt!! I said War Eagle to him but apparently it was a friend's shirt (I wasn't the only one who had said it to him!!) I take one little dog out who was so sweet! She reminded me sooooooo much of Allie just with a full coat! We walked and walked and walked and finally when we it was time to head back she gave me those sad eyes (which were hard to resist) but there were a lot more dogs that needed to be walked!

Knowing that I have Kodie and Allie and everytime we go for a jog I have them on a double leash, I said "why not get 2 this round!" HUGE MISTAKE! I apparently grabbed one dog (a lab/retriever/?? mix) who was the most wild of the group and another pup who was really tiny and had something terrible happen where she couldn't bend her right hind leg. So I take these two rather challenged dogs and we're off. The energetic retriever mix wanted to run.... so we did.... it wasn't too long after we started off sprinting that I needed to slow it down a bit but he wanted nothing to do with that! We went through the trail and started to turn around when all of a sudden the wild one escaped. Keep in mind.... We are not walking down a street... we are walking down a path that was dug up in the middle of the desert with cacti, wild animals, and other prickly things everywhere! Ok so the dog is loose... I yell for him to stop and to come back but he's wanting NOTHING to do with that.... he's darting through cactus and brush but i can still see him (I'm also dragging this poor other little pooch with me while all of this is going on!!!) Finally we are at an arm and a half length from him and he's peeing on some bush.... I casually stroll over to grab him....... AND HE IS OFF AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!! The only problem now is that he had multiple options of which way to go and I have truly lost him. It's then I lose it and start balling and walk back to tell the humane society I have lost one of their animals.... I also had ventured so far out that I really had no idea where I was besides in the middle of the desert.... So I get back to the shelter.... I'm crying and I tell them i lost their dog.... The lady runs to tell another worker and they go out to search.... Well as they get back to the path the couple shows up and they found the dog and actually were looking for me because they thought I fell and got hurt..... I was so happy yet upset and embarassed that I had to leave.... I didn't get any pictures which is another drag because even though the humane society is nice and provides... everyone needs to see why these dogs need to find a home and the humane society needs donations and volunteers.

Even though it was quite a mess, I am going to go back next Friday but I am going to start working out in the mean time so I can handle these dogs!!!!!

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Getting legal!

So yesterday was a big day here at the Thaxton home!! Ty was off work (after 15 long days in the kictchen) and we were super productive! As I have mentioned before our car plates had expired back in April! Since they are California plates and we don't have time to drive up the baja peninsula anytime soon we went with a more local route! We got our Onapoffa which means instead of having actual liscense plates, we have stickers on our windows stating the legality of the car! I still can't drive until I get my legal working visa (FM3) which should be in my hands a week from today!! It's such a huge weight lifted off our shoulders knowing we can drive our car! It's made us realize that you really take things for granted and when you can't use them, that's when you realize their value!!

So it kind of looks weird with out a tag on the back but you can see the sticker on the right hand side of the car!

YAAAAAAAAAA she's legal!!!!!!!!

So after we got the car legalized, we decided it was about time (almost a year) that she needed to make some noise! We bought a nice new radio for the car! That's one thing I've never taken for granted (for obvious reasons...) and have really been pushing for since Ty bought the car! While we were waiting for the system to get installed, we noticed across the stree a little paleteria (ice cream shop) that had a great owner!!!! :D


We can finally listen to the only radio station in Cabo..... PLUS it has an adptor for your Ipod and a USB port for music!!!!!!!!!! ps.... the guy thought I was so strange and such a gringo for taking pictures! :D

I forgot to mention this earlier, the car has also been with out air conditioning. In Colorado, Switzerland, or any place that doesn't reach super high temperatures in the summer..... not a big deal.... in the desert here in Mexico.... can be a little painful! Seriously though it hasn't been that bad because there is a constant breeze here reguardless and an obvious breeze while driving. Ty and I went and bought some freeon at formula 1 and Ty assured he can put it in the car! I of course have no clue how to do it and he seemed pretty confident so I said, what the hell why not! Well.... about 30 mins later and a few "how to" sessions via YouTube later.... we had AC in the car!! Everything was great... nice and cool... then all of a sudden I catch a wiff of something that seems super similar to the smell of gas... I look over at Ty (who also smells it but is choosing to ignore it) and told him it may be a good idea if we turn off the AC for right now... hahaha. After the stereo was hooked up we did turn it back on and only smelt it a little bit but I believe it's time someone professional takes a look at it... Don't cha think so too :D

Before we could get home to relax we took the car to get a nice wash and vaccume, ran to walmart and came home! I tried to get a picture of our nice new shiny car, but typical parking job in Mexico didn't quite allow me to do so!

Ty made an amazing dinner with steak tacos, cheese quesadillas, guacamole, and much more! It was really nice to talk with Haley and Ryan via Skype! We also found very funny emoticons through our webcam.... here's the one's Haley and Ryan could do...

Holy Shit... Ryan's in space........

Guido in Paris

This is Ty's best Steve Thaxton "confused" face... a little more dramatic of course!

Poor Hay.... she doesn't have anything cool to show... besides her freakishly small hands! hahahahahhahahahahaha if you haven't seen the burger king commercial PLLLLLLEASE watch this keeping my sweet sister in law in mind www.youtube.com/watch?v=xu_bE7g2wqM

Yesterday was really what we needed! The car issue is now a huge weight lifted off our shoulders and of course anytime we have the chance to talk to these two it always brightens our day!!!
I surprised Ty with a manicure and pedicure (which was badly needed) and we called it a night! Today it was back to work! I will be on air tomorrow new time at 6:05M, 7:05C, 8:05E, 5:05P (tune in online www.cabomil.com.mx) and also attending my first Los Cabos Tomatoes Group meeting!! This group meets every other Thursday and is complied of women who are influential here in the Los Cabos community!! I am beyond excited about this opportunity!! I really hope they like me enough to accept me in this group! :D Keep your fingers crossed!! PLUS Auburn plays tomorrow and there's a good chance some bar around here will have it on TV!!!!!! :D

Love you all and will fill you in tomorrow!!

E

Saturday not on the plains :(

So this morning was a tough one for Ty and I! It was the first time in 7 years for me and 6 years for Ty that we didn't wake up in Auburn on a Saturday surrounded by football. We got on the phone and on facebook to see what everyone was up to which helped, but it still wasn't the same. I felt so bad leaving him to go to work because I knew he was taking it harder than I was. His next off day is Tuesday and by then worked 13 days in a row. This business can be tough and off days are incredibly important! He is working so much because many of his coworkers are utilizing the slow season for their vacation days! Everyday that Ty has worked this week his boss has come up to him and apologized for how much he has had to work, which is extremely nice of him. Ty is a hard worker and it shows in the kitchen! He told his boss it was perfectly fine... BUT... he wants to have one Saturday off so he can watch Auburn play!!!!! I'm so proud of him for stepping up and actually expressing what he wants! I'm sure you're thinking... SHIT he should be getting more than 1 day off a week anyways, but Ty has never enjoyed "rocking the ship" and pressuring others. It's nice that his boss said he would let him take whatever Saturday he wanted off soooooooooooooo looks like this couple may be able to watch the Iron Bowl after all!!!! :D

I got a phone call from my boss who mentioned that the entire English programming team would be going to a turtle release in San Jose! It was such an awesome experience! These animals are so precious and were super eager to get into that water!!! I didn't get hold one this time but I did get some great pics!!

This is by far my favorite picture of the day!! She was so ready to get our of that child's hand (which I don't blame here because I really don't think you are supposed to touch them...IDK) and into that water!!

This was after the release!! The waves were so rough, it is a miracle how these creatures work! They were born 3 days ago and just knew where they needed to be! The circle of life is such an amazing thing!

You can see them swimming after the waves took the turtles out to sea!! The were bobbing around and it really looked like they were having fun!

I've never had the chance to do anything like this before! The great things about Cabo is the exposure we have to wildlife. This was the first release of the season and many more are to come through out the year! The next one will be at the beginning of October! I really really really hope that it's around the same time that Patti and Steve are here so we can experience this together!

Though we aren't in Auburn for the big first win (and hopefully many more) of the season we still are keeping Auburn in our hearts! Miss you guys and wish you could be here to experience all this neat and new things we are doing!

War Damn Mexico

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