Remember Cabo?

It's been a few months since our trip to Cabo and I regret not journaling each day about how amazing it was.  Kent and I love our children and feel it an honor to be their parents.  We have so much fun with them and truly cherish our time together.  That being said, we also look forward to times when we have the opportunity to take a break from "real life" and spend quality time together as a couple.  We are blessed to have amazing support to help us with our kids when we take time to ourselves.  Even now, when we feel we are having a stressful day, Kent and I will say to each other, "Remember Cabo?" and it makes us smile.  We stayed in two different hotels. The first was very quiet and peaceful right on the ocean with a private beach just for the hotel guests.  Our room had fresh guacamole and chips waiting for us each day.  We had a pool on our balcony with a view of the ocean.  I really wish I knew how to speak Spanish and I learned to appreciate Kent's talent to speak so fluently.  Kent loves golfing and after spending a day on the course with him, I can now see why! We were able to spend a day out on the ocean doing a deep sea fishing trip.  We caught a huge beautiful fish that I was under the impression we were on a "catch and release" tour.  I was very sad when I realized that was not the case.  I think that led to my nausea that had me gripping to the side rail and holding my head over the edge of the boat for most of the ride back to the shore.  At one point the swells were so large, the breaks literally sprayed us down, which was a relief to me as I was burning up. When we got back to the marina I was feeling better when my feet were on solid ground.  We went back to the hotel and got dressed to spend a night walking around town to do some souvenir bartering and then on to find a local restaurant for dinner.  After a couple nights at the first hotel, we went and stayed at an all inclusive resort with the swimming pool at our back door.  Kent and I like to try a lot of things so it was fun to stay in two different places and give our vacation a more enhanced experience.