The group went in two pontoon boats, hitting five docks, each with a nation as a theme.
Of course, the dock we were on was Mexico, and so I got to hand out Cuba Libres, mixed up to the exact specifications that Willie in Palapa Joe's in La Manzanilla uses. OK, maybe I made them a little stronger than Willie does (is that possible?), but these were mostly all 25-30 year olds with livers of iron.
At least for now.
We said "Viva!" a lot, as well as 'bienvenido,' and the food prepared by Ruth was a huge hit. Good thing, considering that we were the third one-hour stop of the group, with two more docks to hit.
After us, the two boats stopped at a dock whose theme was Ireland.
I'm not too sure about mixing tequila and rum with blended Irish Whiskey, but we heard that the boats finished their tour with all passengers and crews aboard, intact, and in some cases, asleep.
Admiral helps out at the buffet table
Corona sign welcomes guests
From the South Pacific
Hula girl
Bride and groom in casual attire
Ready to depart for the next dock
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