Wednesday, 22 April 2015

Ocean relax Time


Here are some Poems about the Ocean >

The Wide Ocean - Poem by Pablo Neruda

Ocean, if you were to give, a measure, a ferment, a fruit
of your gifts and destruction's, into my hand,
I would choose your far-off repose, your contour of steel,
your vigilant spaces of air and darkness,
and the power of your white tongue,
that shatters and overthrows columns,
breaking them down to your proper purity.

Not the final breaker, heavy with brine,
that thunders onshore, and creates
the silence of sand, that encircles the world,
but the inner spaces of force,
the naked power of the waters,
the immoveable solitude, brimming with lives.
It is Time perhaps, or the vessel filled
with all motion, pure Oneness,
that death cannot touch, the visceral green
of consuming totality.

Only a salt kiss remains of the drowned arm,
that lifts a spray: a humid scent,
of the damp flower, is left,
from the bodies of men. Your energies
form, in a trickle that is not spent,
form, in retreat into silence.

The falling wave,
arch of identity, shattering feathers,
is only spume when it clears,
and returns to its source, unconsumed.

Your whole force heads for its origin.
The husks that your load threshes,
are only the crushed, plundered, deliveries,
that your act of abundance expelled,
all those that take life from your branches.

Your form extends beyond breakers,
vibrant, and rhythmic, like the chest, cloaking
a single being, and its breathings,
that lift into the content of light,
plains raised above waves,
forming the naked surface of earth.
You fill your true self with your substance.
You overflow curve with silence.

The vessel trembles with your salt and sweetness,
the universal cavern of waters,
and nothing is lost from you, as it is
from the desolate crater, or the bay of a hill,
those empty heights, signs, scars,
guarding the wounded air.

Your petals throbbing against the Earth,
trembling your submarine harvests,
your menace thickening the smooth swell,
with pulsations and swarming of schools,
and only the thread of the net raises
the dead lightning of fish-scale,
one wounded millimeter, in the space
of your crystal completeness.

My Ocean - Poem by Happy Place


The ocean is big, blue and calming
While the river is shallow, fast moving
They seems separated and apart
But they always ended up together
Just like you and me
World apart
Seems distanced
But now together
Swimming through the phases of life
Rough yet soothing
How could an ocean needing a small river?
Because the smallest of the river is building the depth of the ocean
The river needs the ocean to go to
It always need a place to run to
While the ocean never fail to wait
Oh mother nature..
Nurturing my young soul
When I found my ocean
In the great calamity
I found my home
In the depth of the ocean... 

Mexico Vacations What you should know !

Things Have Changed  just to go on a nice Quick Trip !!!!! 

Make sure you look into your Trip for hidden  coasts,  Whats the exchange  on the dollar $$$$ Do you have all your  Vaccination shots up to-date , Check the Weather  ! But all in all it's an Escape from were you are  RIGHT !

Mismaloya beach - near Puerto Vallarta, Mexico

Mexico Vacations 

Whether you’re booking a destination wedding, a honeymoon or a family vacation, Mexico vacations must be experienced at least once in a lifetime, if not more. It can take a few trips to truly immerse oneself in the culture and appreciate the history of this ancient country.
With multiple resort destinations located along both the Pacific Coast and the Gulf of Mexico, there’s something for everyone’s needs and desires. From the party scene in Cancun, the inspiring culture in the Mayan Riviera, the aquatic life in Cozumel and Huatulco, to the stunning white sand beaches of Los Cabos, Mexico offers it all. If you’re concerned about safety, we recommend the comfort and security of a private resort. An all-inclusive vacation package is a safe, fun way to experience Mexico.

Getting Around: Mexico has about 1,834 airports. It has the second highest number of airports in North America. There are several ways to get around Mexico. You can travel to the city by shuttle, bus, and boat or car rental. If you choose to drive in Mexico, note that traffic circulates on the right, and the normal speed limit is 40kph.
Where to Stay: Mexico offers a variety accommodation options suitable for all types of travellers. In Acapulco, you’ll find beautiful beachfront properties like the 4-star, Crowne Plaza Acapulco. In Cancun, you’ll have the chance to party the night away in resorts like Hard Rock Hotel Cancun. In the Riviera Maya, you’ll come face to face with archaeological wonders in hotels like Dreams Tulum Riviera Maya. With so much to choose from, a visit here promises to be unforgettable.
Weather: The rainy season in Mexico is from June to October. During this time, in the heart of the country you can expect a heavy but short-lived downpour almost every afternoon. The hurricane season is in October so be wary if you plan on visiting at this time. December through April are the busiest months for Acapulco and Cancun.
Attractions 
  • Isla Mujeres 
  • Uxmal
  • Chichen Itza
  • Teotihuacan
  • Copper Canyon 
  • Guadalajara
  • San Cristóbal de las Casas 
  • Palenque

Important Travel Information for Mexico

  • Canadian Citizens RequirePassport Valid For 3 Months Beyond Intended Stay
  • Electricity110
  • English SpokenWell Spoken In Tourism
  • Official CurrencyMexican Peso, Us Dollars Are Widely Accepted.
  • Official LanguageEnglish
  • Population94400000
  • TippingMost Small Services (excluding Taxi Drivers) Expect A Tip - 15% Is Standard Unless Already Included.
  • US Citizens RequireCanadian Passport Required, Valid For At Least 3 Months Beyond Your Intended Stay.

Best Places to Visit in Mexico

Friday, 13 February 2015

Smell the Ocean !


When I go to the Ocean the smell
 is something I never forget !
There is some thing that is a draw to the ocean, I feel So at ease, the breeze ,
 I just feel that belong!
So Join me in my Adventures, pictures ,videos collected from all sources! 

The BC Cost