One of Geri’s favorite things is a….breakfast party. We have never been involved with this before so I wasn’t quite sure what to expect. I haven’t been feeling all that well the last few days (upset stomach, oesophagitis and tiredness) but with my usual health problems it’s always hard to tell what’s going on. I did get up and make blueberry muffins so we were ready to go by 9am. Ordinarily I am up at 6:45 and out walking by 7am but the last few days have been pretty slow.
Most of Geri and John’s guests have arrived and are having an early morning chat.
John is running the early morning bar. Mimosas and Bloody Mary’s and that’s Robyn and Fred standing in front. There was also just plain juice for those of us who didn’t want a drink. Eric liked the coconut/pineapple juice and I’ll have to buy some.
That’s John and Geri’s dog Remi. Geri said she was pouting because she’d been given heck for coming out of her box. Not many dogs can be counted on to stay in their crate when there is food around. A nice, well trained dog. Our old springer spaniel Butch would have had to be tied up away from the food….a confirmed mooch!
I was amazed at the wide assortment of food that was prepared. Breakfast casseroles, fruit plates, sausages, potatoes, quiche, french toast, muffins and many other tasty items. Again…a whole park full of good cooks.
John has his bar well prepared.
Geri and Anita chat.
Eric isn’t having a drink…just a glass of juice. Not a party pooper just a personal preference!
Geri is happy with her gathering and always says it’s her favorite thing to do. Obviously a morning person!
Look at that…no one will need lunch today. The quiches were hand made by Pat and they were delicious.
Tomatoes, toast and you name it.
Food is arriving from other rigs and the table is loaded up.
Gorgeous fruit plates and muffins.
Eric and Reg have a chat about vehicles.
Bill is saying grace.
The food is blessed and we give thanks for all our good friends here in Mazatlan. I have not mentioned any of the very serious health problems that have occurred to many of our friends here in the trailor park this winter. Some people have had to go home and one is in hospital here in Mazatlan. We wish them all well and hope that they will all be able to return to Las Jaibas next winter. The RV park is a very kind and supportive group and everyone feels very safe here when something goes wrong as there is always someone ready to help out. I am not mentioning names as many people consider their health issues to be private.
Pat and Marion chat while the rest load up on food. It was a very enjoyable breakfast party and no one went home hungry or…needing lunch.
Thanks to Geri and John for inviting us and throwing another great party.
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