Snowbird Practice : Day 14

I finally got another morning run in! It was a beautiful morning. I did have to do some dodging of a group of nationals who were loading up on a big greyhound type bus to go back home. They seem to bring a lot with them on vacation, (I do too!) hand carts loaded with styrofoam coolers, pop, beer, water toys, wheel chairs, whole extended families seem to be traveling and leaving together. A little further I dodge another group of nationals that just got off of a bus! They all look like they are headed directly to the beach for the day, it is only about 7:30 am. It is the busiest I have ever seen it here.... Maybe the year we were here at Easter was as busy. Below are a couple pictures from my run, a group of people fishing:

The daily dog play group, loved the two dogs who were just being spectators, reminds me of Gaia who watches Birdie play ball, Gaia thinks ball is a spectator sport :)

Dave had to go get his antibiotic injection at the CMQ Hospital at around 1:00, you actually take the vial of medicine with you, it was given to us along with the oral meds. I told Dave I could just give him the injection, it has only been 30 years since I gave an IM injection, he said "no thanks"! Well guess I couldn't have anyway, only the vial of med was in the box no needle. The charge for the nurse to give the shot was 30 pesos, about 2 dollars what a deal! We took a cab to the hospital because Dave was not feeling great, but he insisted on walking home which was maybe about 1 1/2 miles. He took a breif nap then had a little late lunch of homemade apple sauce ( they don't sell it here so I made some) and toast. This is how you recover in PV:

I spent sometime at the pool reading and visiting with fellow guests. The beach below us is unusually packed.

Cole and Theresa went to the zoo today and reported that they had a great time feeding the animals especially the hippo. Also said the big cats were especially lively today.