Rincon Day 2

So Day 2 was as much fun as Day 1. Mom got up and her back hurt really bad. She made some call’s and found a massage therapist. She gave her the following directions:

Go out of the Parrot on 413 and drive to the gas station that sell’s fruit, go up the hill about 2 minutes until you get to the sign that say’s Art Muesem. Go left and then after a couple of “S” turns and the field on the right that is for sale, look for the orange flag on the gate.

So we were able to find it and mom got a great massage. We then drove back down to town and got some lunch from one of the many food stands that are just setup on the side of the road. We had Puerto Rico tacos. They were about 6 inches long, filled with spicy meats and cheeses and then deep fried. YUMMY!!!!!!

We had lunch by the beach and then went and played in the ocean for about an hour. I was out playing in my floatie crab and Dad pushed me into shore towards Mom and I got caught in the surf and flipped over on the shore. I had sand everywhere, in my ears, in my diaper, in my shirt, in my hair….but I only cried for a moment and wanted to go back out.

After coming home and taking a nap, we drove down the coast towards a town called Mayaguez and had dinner at a place called Brasas at the Rincon Beach. This was our “expensive” dinner of the trip. We had Veal chops, shrimp and a soup called Caldo Gallego. It was a mix of white beans, ham, chorizo and celery. It was really good even though it was served hot. After dinner, we walked the beach for a little while. It sure looks different at night and Mom and Dad would not let me play in the water. We might go back there later today to play. All the beaches in Puerto Rico are public and the big resorts cant stop anyone from accessing them. The other cool thing is that you don’t have anyone trying to sell you something while you are relaxing. So today we are going to drive down to Ponce and points east. Dad said that he has something special for tomorrow’s post….stay tuned