I also got to ride on a waverunner, too. This guy came up and started talking to me, and offered me a lifejacket. I was almost a bit annoyed because I thought he was someone else selling stuff, and he told me that I didn�t have to pay for the jacket, but I could give a tip if I wanted. I was still confused because I couldn�t understand what I needed a lifejacket for. But, they put it on me and I went out to the water. I am actually glad I had it, because the waves were really, really strong. They are scary, to me. They all come and pull back in one big wave and there was a steep dropoff that I hadn�t even seen. Anyhow, having the lifejacket was kind of fun (I wasn�t the only one, either, so I didn�t look like a dork). The guy who had given it to me started talking to me and helped me out farter into the water. Later, I learned he was helping out with the waverunner rentals and asked me why I wasn�t doing that. I told him that I had run out of money and he told me that when the next one came in, he� d take me out for a circle. Now, let me say, this was the most fun thing that I did! I love those things! I had always wanted to ride one, and now I know I want to get one one day. They were so cool and didn�t really feel like they�d fall over unless you were going extremely fast. I really liked it and took a photo with the guy later. I thought that was really nice.
We ate at a McDonald�s that evening and then headed home. The ride home was somewhat miserable. It was extremely hot in Acapulco (hence, my double sun�s at the top), and the entire ride home was hot as well. For some reason, the air conditioner wasn�t on in the car. I was dying of heat! Not really, but you get the point. Anyhow, I was glad to get home and get in the shower and get all washed up and take the sand off.
Now I�m back at school and miserable. I hate vacations just for this reason. I still want to be on vacation! Anyhow, I have a lot of work to do and hopefully will be able to get my mind on some of it soon!
