Kiki does hard time in Mexico

The Ferry ride over to Mazatlan was easy sailing. It’s a modern ferry with all the amenities. We made a good decision and invested $64 for a private cabin. We had 2 beds, a bathroom, and a hot shower. Unfortunately they wouldn’t allow Kiki in our room. She had to be caged with the other animals, of which kiki does not believe she is. If you know Kiki then you know the serious trauma she believes she incurred during her 14.5 hour lockup. We did manage to smuggle her out and walk the deck 4 times over the course of the trip. We only got caught once and the guard was a real asshole. He was acting like the gringo gang was pulling the heist of the century by busting our 3^rd Musketeer outta jail. I thought he was going to throw us all in the hole. As he was walking Kiki back to her jail cell I took the opportunity to practice my Spanish and said… “Cuidado Senor, ella muerde Policia!”

The drive to Sayulita was semi gripping but not too bad. Driving the Sprinter in the Mainland requires more focus for sure. The drivers are more aggressive and the roads are tight. Plus there are NO street signs, something you never notice when you fly in as a tourist and take a taxi cab or bus. We only took one wrong turn in Mazetlan and ended up in a barrio, but it worked out and we ended up on the cuota (toll road) after a couple miles. We listened to spanish CDs for 7 hours until we reached our destination. TREE