Day 3 and 4

Day 3
So the last few days have been crazy to say the least. Friday morning Gaby and her family woke up @ 5AM to watch the Mundial - World Cup! I woke up at 7:30 to join them and it was fun. and GOOOOOOOOOAL!

So for breakfast? Homemade Menudo of course! Now, I know this is not part of our diet but it was so good and we only ate half of our bowls - mainly because it was really hot and by the time we could eat it, we were actually full, haha.

We also improvised our workout by walking the streets of TJ from Gaby's house to her Aunt's house which is a couple of miles away. It was an hour and a half roundtrip and a good walk.

We got swamped with getting ready for her uncle's wedding and missed lunch! We had like maybe a few bites of chicken and rice but that's it.

Cut to 6 hours later at the wedding, we finally ate dinner at the reception. It was good and small portions of chicken, salad, and a little dessert. Again, small portions, good food. Plus our second workout of the day was DANCING the night away in heels! LITERALLY till like 3AM and we were sweating!

We finally got to bed around 5ish completely exhausted.

DAY 4

We woke up still exhausted and had chorizo and beans for breakfast. Gaby had menudo. We then ventured to Puerto Nuevo later on in the day for lunch. They are known for their amazing seafood and it's right on the ocean. Gaby and I split the lobster which came with rice, beans, and tortillas. We had ordered a shrimp cocktail too but didn't finish it.

We walked around the little town and ate some roasted peanuts and coconut for dessert - so FULL! And not part of our diet but when in Rome...

We had dropped off Gaby's aunts and cousins nearby at pool party right along the beach in Cantamar. We met up with them and of course cheated by having some birthday cake. And by the time we got back to TJ it was around 9:30 and still so full so no dinner.

So this is not ideal without eating and working out plan but we will have to double or triple our efforts when we get back to the States....

Adios from Tijuana!
Deb