That’s Cancun, not the old Cancun from 30 years ago but even then it was a tourist trap. What I loved was driving up the coast to Tulum, there was only one place to stay and it was a bit of a shanty. The water is the most beautiful and the ruins blew my mine. That’s what I love about the area, and mostly Cozumel for diving. It’s been ages since I’ve been there and not doubt it’s totally different. One place I will never go again is Jamaica. It’s a rough and dangerous place once you leave the hotel. The Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee is my fav and I stocked up while there, saved so much money. Now I drink Kona. Have a great day.
Mary K. Doyle
I have to return to Cancun for the real Mexico. I have been to Mexico City and Acapulco, as well. My daughter-in-law is Mexican and grew up visiting family there. Maybe someday . . . Whatever. I had a fabulous time and wished for a longer stay.
Looking for the Light
I would never go to Mexico City, that’s a death trap. I’ve known people in the past who one to Acapulco but I haven’t been there. If you wan to see another town that is old town, go to Cozumel. It was very small, much smaller than Cancun. It became a tourist town following in Cancun’s footstep. I’m sure she knows so me great places to go that I have never seen or heard about. The Aztec people were true builders for life. I love seeing the ruins, thinking about their influence, all the questions unanswered questions about their knowledge. I deeply respect the roots of the area. 🙂
Mary K. Doyle
Mexicans are hard workers. And they will do dirty work most Americans feel too good to do.
Looking for the Light
You’re right. They are hard workers, they love their families and want a good life. I have a hard time seeing the true poverty and begging, it breaks me inside. Life is dramatically different across the world. I’m so over blessed! Amen. Thank you God. I say that all day long when I see his work at hand. 🙂
Mary K. Doyle
You are a compassionate and understanding soul, Melinda. We truly are abundantly blessed.
Looking for the Light
Yes, we are!
Looking for the Light
I pray that one woman who went to Berkley wins the Presidential election. She might be able to make a dent. If she can curd the amount of guns and drugs into America I will jump for joy. That’s a task that has not been accomplished but women can get things done!
Kymber Hawke
Awesome moment captured in time!
Mary K. Doyle
Thank you, Kymber. I give these women great credit for their hard work and determination.
Willie Torres Jr.
WOW
Mrs. Claire Gutknecht
That photo captures such vibrant energy Mary! The array of colorful headbands, bracelets, change purses, and shoulder bags really brings out the lively spirit of Cancun. It’s like a burst of sunshine in accessory form!
Mary K. Doyle
Yes, and an admirable couple of Mexican women. Thank you for commenting, Mrs. Claire.
Rosaliene Bacchus
Talented and hardworking women 🙂
Mary K. Doyle
Definitely, Rosaliene. I admire these women for their ingenuity and perseverance.
Priti
Great shot! No place has left to carry her things ! Wise one
Mary K. Doyle
Thank you, Priti. I certainly admire these women and all those who work hard to provide for their families.
Midwest Mary 
Responses to “Friday Photo–Wearable Shop”
So neat Mary! ❤
Thank you, Carol Anne.
That’s Cancun, not the old Cancun from 30 years ago but even then it was a tourist trap. What I loved was driving up the coast to Tulum, there was only one place to stay and it was a bit of a shanty. The water is the most beautiful and the ruins blew my mine. That’s what I love about the area, and mostly Cozumel for diving. It’s been ages since I’ve been there and not doubt it’s totally different. One place I will never go again is Jamaica. It’s a rough and dangerous place once you leave the hotel. The Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee is my fav and I stocked up while there, saved so much money. Now I drink Kona. Have a great day.
I have to return to Cancun for the real Mexico. I have been to Mexico City and Acapulco, as well. My daughter-in-law is Mexican and grew up visiting family there. Maybe someday . . . Whatever. I had a fabulous time and wished for a longer stay.
I would never go to Mexico City, that’s a death trap. I’ve known people in the past who one to Acapulco but I haven’t been there. If you wan to see another town that is old town, go to Cozumel. It was very small, much smaller than Cancun. It became a tourist town following in Cancun’s footstep. I’m sure she knows so me great places to go that I have never seen or heard about. The Aztec people were true builders for life. I love seeing the ruins, thinking about their influence, all the questions unanswered questions about their knowledge. I deeply respect the roots of the area. 🙂
Mexicans are hard workers. And they will do dirty work most Americans feel too good to do.
You’re right. They are hard workers, they love their families and want a good life. I have a hard time seeing the true poverty and begging, it breaks me inside. Life is dramatically different across the world. I’m so over blessed! Amen. Thank you God. I say that all day long when I see his work at hand. 🙂
You are a compassionate and understanding soul, Melinda. We truly are abundantly blessed.
Yes, we are!
I pray that one woman who went to Berkley wins the Presidential election. She might be able to make a dent. If she can curd the amount of guns and drugs into America I will jump for joy. That’s a task that has not been accomplished but women can get things done!
Awesome moment captured in time!
Thank you, Kymber. I give these women great credit for their hard work and determination.
WOW
That photo captures such vibrant energy Mary! The array of colorful headbands, bracelets, change purses, and shoulder bags really brings out the lively spirit of Cancun. It’s like a burst of sunshine in accessory form!
Yes, and an admirable couple of Mexican women. Thank you for commenting, Mrs. Claire.
Talented and hardworking women 🙂
Definitely, Rosaliene. I admire these women for their ingenuity and perseverance.
Great shot! No place has left to carry her things ! Wise one
Thank you, Priti. I certainly admire these women and all those who work hard to provide for their families.
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Great capture of hard-working women!
You are so right, Mary. These ladies were out in 95 degree weather in all their heavy gear.
Wow! Hard working women. 😊
They sure are!
That’s a great image, they’re doing what they have to do to make money. They’re very hardworking.
Absolutely, Pooja. I have great admiration for these women.
So much on her shoulders…
Yes, Amy. Incredible women, for sure.
Wow. A human store !!!