In the Background in Postcards 4

My whole world has been photographs lately.

I am still processing our pictures, but frankly the number of them overwhelms me. Some days we took almost two thousand a day. I’ve posted four albums of them on Facebook, but I need to edit the many to a few for a printed album from Snapfish.

Since we got back, we count our points, we go to the gym, he goes to work, and I move the photographs around. I have not figured out how world traveler, Peter Knego, creates his wonderfully edited albums. Nor have I figured out how Kay of “Musings” picks the images that tell her travel story so well.

I offer four pictures today from Cabo San Lucas.

At Cabo, I had wanted to go to El Arco, the arch in the rocks at the tip of Baja California. Then, I dreamed of spending a little time on Lovers Beach, that sandy break in the rocks. Instead of taking a tour, we rented a small boat with other couples which took us to the rocks and the beach. Stunning stuff.

Little surf, warm water, and helpful hands to get us out and into the boat again.

Only the sand was swept out from under my feet as I was helped back into the boat. Did George get a picture? No. And down I went. I was wet almost to my chin in front, and my backpack was drenched on my back. My camera was in the backpack. Even worse, the last day on the ship, I dropped it. I was very frightened.

It’s in the shop, and they say it will be back in my hands this week. I am very blessed, indeed.