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Mexican Mischief: A Spa Day with a Twist

A Day of Pampering in Mexico

The Morning After the Night Before

Ah, day seven of our Mexican adventure – the much-anticipated spa day! But before I dive into tales of luxurious pampering, let’s address the elephant in the room: last night’s Mexican restaurant. We were expecting a flavour explosion, but sadly, it was more of a gentle pop. The chilli con carne, which we thought would bring the heat, turned out to be a mere starter and, to our dismay, not even remotely spicy. I mean, where’s the fun in that? Fortunately, the evening wasn’t a total write-off, as we ended it on a high note with three shots of flavoured tequila. And did I sleep like a baby afterward? Absolutely! Tequila dreams, here I come.

Breakfast Discoveries and Rainy Revelations

This morning began, as usual, in the buffet hall. Michele, ever the breakfast connoisseur, finally found the poached eggs – victory! As for Joshua, he’d be in cereal heaven here with the endless supply of ‘Lucky Charms’. That boy could live off those colourful marshmallows if we let him!

Post-breakfast, we made our way to the sunbeds to soak up some rays. But lo and behold, the sky decided to play a little prank on us, covering itself in clouds and even gracing us with a whole 90 seconds of rain. How generous! Not that we were bothered, as the main event of the day was yet to come – our spa session.

Hydrotherapy Heaven

Off we went to the spa, ready to indulge in some much-needed relaxation. Now, originally, I had my heart set on a full-body massage, but with my fractured shoulder still on the mend, a friend advised against it. Not wanting to risk further injury, I opted for a hydrotherapy session instead. And let me tell you, it was the next best thing. Imagine being enveloped in warm, bubbling water, your worries melting away with every jet of soothing water. Bliss!

Now, there was one part of the experience that tested my bravery – the ice bath. I’ve always prided myself on being able to handle a bit of cold, but this was another level. I managed to get as far as the top of my thigh before my brain screamed, “Absolutely not!” So, I gracefully retreated, content to leave the ice bath challenge for another day.

A BBQ Feast and Balinese Beds

After our rejuvenating spa session, it was time to refuel, and what better way than with a BBQ lunch? Juicy meats, fresh salads, and a cold drink in hand – what more could you want? We spent the rest of the afternoon lounging on the Balinese beds, the perfect spot to relax and let the world drift by.

With our bellies full and our minds relaxed, we decided to top off the day with a coffee and a catch-up with Warren and Dawn via Skype. It’s always nice to stay connected with friends, even when you’re miles away on a beach in Mexico. There’s something quite satisfying about casually mentioning you’re off to dinner at a Japanese restaurant while they’re stuck in the office!

Dinner and a Show: The Japanese Experience

Speaking of dinner, tonight was a real treat. We dined at the Japanese restaurant, where the chef put on a theatrical performance right at our table. It was a real spectacle – knives flashing, flames leaping, and delicious food sizzling away. The last time we experienced something like this was five years ago in Jamaica with Julie, David, and Beverley. It was just as impressive this time around, and we couldn’t help but reminisce about that trip as we watched the chef work his magic.

With our bellies full and our minds full of happy memories, we tucked ourselves into bed, ready to start week two of our holiday tomorrow. If the first week was anything to go by, we’re in for an incredible time.

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