A busy week

Me and Marion near the cenote on the 7th fairway

It's been a busy time since I got back. I did my final day of volunteering at Mayakoba on Sunday, and was very excited as Australian Robert Allenby was leading the tournament. He subsequently tied for 1st with a USA player, and after 8 extra holes playoff, the other guy won. I felt so sad for him, to be so close. It only takes one mistake to blow it all, and after the normal 18 holes and another 8 under intense pressure, he must have been gutted.
I was pretty tired when I got home, catching a bus at 5.20am is probably a first for me. The sunrises over the golf course were beautiful, but I'm happy to enjoy sunsets in future!

I did manage to get to the 8.30 yoga class and then got a message to say there was a kitten waiting for me to collect her at Coco's rescue.  I just had time to bring her and all the paraphernalia back before my lunchdate with a friend at 12.30. She had a little time to settle in and explore by herself while I was out. She's a 5 month old black girl with 3 white toes, a bit shy but very vocal and loves to have her belly rubbed. She is snoozing on the lounge as I type and I'm sure she will settle in well.

I am meeting another friend for coffee tomorrow, and then 2 others the next day, and dinner with others on Wednesday night.

I have also chosen some more plants for my new garden, so will collect and plant those in the next few days. It's looking lovely already with my new hammock and I hope to get some hammock time soon.