http://www.palapainyelapa.com/2005/07/sapo/ Fri, 4 Jul 2008 04:04:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.2 http://www.palapainyelapa.com/2005/07/sapo/#comment-139 Wed, 17 May 2006 14:14:39 +0000 http://www.palapainyelapa.com/2005/07/sapo/#comment-139 Hi! Janet McClain here. I am enjoying your writings, which I have only recently discovered. My husband and I just spent a heavenly week at Majahuitas, next door to the town of Yelapa. I am a biologist and enjoyed the unusual wild life there. Once we got home I began pouring over the internet to discover what the animals we saw - actually were. A funny story: One evening I picked up an ordinary toad. He sat placidly in my hand, blinking his big, golden eyes at me. I am especially fond of them. The women staff at the resort began to scream and run away. I thought to myself, "This is an interesting place. You swim with 20 foot rays and have arachnids the size of a person's head...and you think toads are frightening?" Anyway, thank you for sharing your pictures and experiences with the public. I can't wait to go back to Mexico. What a lovely place. Hi! Janet McClain here. I am enjoying your writings, which I have only recently discovered. My husband and I just spent a heavenly week at Majahuitas, next door to the town of Yelapa. I am a biologist and enjoyed the unusual wild life there. Once we got home I began pouring over the internet to discover what the animals we saw - actually were. A funny story: One evening I picked up an ordinary toad. He sat placidly in my hand, blinking his big, golden eyes at me. I am especially fond of them. The women staff at the resort began to scream and run away. I thought to myself, “This is an interesting place. You swim with 20 foot rays and have arachnids the size of a person’s head…and you think toads are frightening?” Anyway, thank you for sharing your pictures and experiences with the public. I can’t wait to go back to Mexico. What a lovely place.

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