Cabo San Lucas, Mexico

Well lucky for us, the swine flu scare died down a bit, so Wes & I decided to take our planned trip to Cabo. And we found out there hasn't been one case of the swine flu on the Baja California peninsula...so honestly our chances of catching the swine flu are higher here in Utah, really :)
We took the direct flight to Cabo (which is always a bonus), we stayed at the Pueblo Bonito Sunset resort, which was beautiful-and the resort was only 40% full because so many people cancelled their vacations...so lucky again for us, it was pretty quiet.
We had such a fun time driving through Cabo (renting a car-highly recommended by us-and before I knew it, Wes was driving just like the locals, and fitting right in), walking through the local parts of town, eating some delicious carne asada tacos (with ample amounts of guacamole), relaxing by the pools, getting in the ocean, going to church & seeing all the cute kids, and of course we got suckered into a time share presentation (which although was long & brutal, was worth it because we did it on the first day, had a delicious breakfast, and got our entire car rental covered)-the best part of the presentation was when Wes said to the 5th salesperson, who was offering/pressuring us on who knows what-(we were VERY done with the whole timeshare presentation by now), and had said 'NO' over & over again... Wes says to him, "You could probably throw money at us, and we'd still say no at this time." I think he understood then that we wanted to get outa there.
Cabo was wonderful, and came at a perfect time for us...Wes graduating school, and of course before this little bambino comes into the world and changes our lives as we know it...so it was like a little 'babymoon' (as some call it), and in the Boyack family it was known as our 'last hurrah!'

Wes found a chocolate croissant while we were walking through town in San Jose' del Cabo, and was excited to take a picture for his mom & family...they'll appreciate this pic.
At the Sky Pool-at the very top of the resort
Pueblo Bonito Sunset

Under the canopy at the Pueblo Bonito Rose' (sister resort)

At the pool, under the canopy at the Sunset, which saved our pale skin...

I decided on the mango bar for dessert

Wes is happy about his 'Magnum' ice cream bar. He says they are super tasty, and you can only find them in Mexico & Europe-for some reason not in the states.

At the hotel, in the lobby garden

On the boat at our dinner cruise, enjoying a pina colada.

Our favorites were the Pina Colada & Stawberry (Miami Vice)

At the pool at the Pueblo Bonito Pacifica (sister resort, adults only, next to the Sunset)

After dinner at Pueblo Bonito Sunset

We found a street called 'October 12th'-Wes' B-day!

Wes acting like he is one of the golf cart drivers with the hat & walkie talkie

The golf carts were fun to ride around it, and the driver's were super nice

Getting onto the golf cart. Thank goodness for them, the hills were quite steep.

The baby bump officially popped out at 24 weeks in Mexico! (it could have been all the guacamole, who knows?) Funny how the people there were so blunt about the baby & pregnancy. The first two people I talked to at the car rental asked me if I was having a boy or girl...funny how no one here asks if you are pregnant...just in case, I guess.

The baby bump was used as a good drink holder while at the pool.

This is the little local restaurant we stumbled upon while walking through town, and couldn't resist because it smelled so good. We ate some delicious carne asada tacos, quesedillas, and chips with pico & guac. So yummy. Probably our favorite meal. We went back twice, and the waiter loved Wes.

Wes enjoying his carne asada tacos

Self-portrait from our balcony

The Arch at Land's End