by Tara | Mar 6, 2026 | Mexico 2026, Travel
Our third day in Mexico City was the one we had been looking forward to from the moment we booked the trip! This was Pyramid Day. Well…Temple Day, if Alicia from the Anthropology Museum happened to be reading over my shoulder. We were up early, heading east...
by Tara | Mar 5, 2026 | Mexico 2026, Travel
Our morning began at the National Museum of Anthropology with our guide, Alicia, who managed to make centuries of history feel more like a fascinating conversation than a lecture. The museum itself is worth visiting even before you look at a single artifact....
by Mark | Mar 4, 2026 | Mexico 2026, Travel
La Paz check out day – not much here to talk about, just an early alarm and a quick DiDi ride, with another super nice driver. I did see a familiar face at the airport – a couple nights before at the Sushi place I noticed a guy enjoying a rice bowl alone...
by Tara | Mar 3, 2026 | Mexico 2026, Travel
Today we had no tours planned. It was to be a beach day and a day to recover from the gentle sway that only sea legs can appreciate. Well, it wasn’t exactly a day without a schedule. We’re Geissinger’s after all! Our plan was to eat-in: scrambled eggs and...
by Mark | Mar 2, 2026 | Mexico 2026, Travel
Waking up today took a bit longer than yesterday. Perhaps we were already settling into the time zone change. Perhaps it was the exhausting day swimming with whale sharks before, but today we had decided that we were going to enjoy a Mexican restaurant breakfast so we...
by Mark | Mar 1, 2026 | Mexico 2026, Travel
After listening to the nearby night club thump and bump nearly all night long, we all finally got a great night’s sleep. The 3 mini-splits were all chugging away with cold air filling our 2-bedroom villa. I woke up 30 minutes before my alarm and, convinced I...
