Azul Blue - Day 4

We had to stop blogging suddenly last night because they turned off all of the lights and we had to walk down a huge flight of marble stairs. It was sooo dark actually, I had to sit on my butt until I got halfway down. I told Gina to tell them we were still upstairs, but she said she "couldn't!" We were laughing so hard, I asked her why she "couldn't!"

We attempted to watch "Click" again last night, but it got so weird, so I just went to sleep.

We ate breakfast at The Globe and hung out at the pool today. After lunch someone snagged our double-sized chairs, so we stayed in the private area below the main pool. Then, Freddy alerted us that there were free massages, so we tried those. They were heavenly. I'm wearing my new necklace and bathing suit cover-up that I bought in Tulum last night.

We had our cooking class at 4:00 p.m. in The Globe with Raul. He's from a town near Mexico City, but did his internship in London, so he has an English accent! He taught us how to make those delicious chocolate cakes and he even made us one that we had to eat!

We had to immediately get ready to go to the Gran Bahia Principe to have dinner with Luis, Annemarie and Jorge. On the way there, I discovered that I forgot to put on deodorant, so I had to buy some at the Hacienda. We looked around a little and then we took the shuttle to the Coba. We ate at the new Italian restaurant that used to be the Mexican restaurant. It was very good and of course, we enjoyed our company too. Luis had the Mariachi's sing a song about my eyes.

Food Baby Update
Food Baby has gotten out of control because the food is not served buffet-style and there are so many gourmet options, I just want to try them all. I will have less than 2 months before we go back to the Coba to lose it. I have to work super hard when I get back home. I can't believe how my stomach just grows that quickly! I almost wore a tankini today instead of a bikini. I can't even hold it in (as Ken suggested)!!!

Ésta es la parte peor
Wish we could stay longer. It's always sad to leave. Our pick-up is at 6:30 a.m., so we won't get much sleep.