San Jose del Cabo, Mexico (November 2025)

Within about 30 minutes of driving, Cabo San Lucas has a sister city, called San Jose del Cabo. Compared to Cabo San Lucas, San Jose del Cabo is a traditional Mexican city with many art galleries and craft shops. 

On Thursdays, the city holds the Art Walk in the evening by blocking cars on the streets. 

There were still decorations for the Day of the Dead here and there.

Many arts were exhibited at the galleries, but this one stood out to me.

Kristin looked around souvenir stores and garment shops.

We had lunch at a restaurant called Jazmin's. The restaurant's interior was beautifully decorated with many flowers. The food was delicious.  

On the day we were heading to the airport to continue our travel, we made a stop at Flora Farms, where people enjoy the farm-to-table dishes. The farm was well equipped with restaurants, an ice cream parlor, a sauna, and merchandise shops. It was said that the farm-to-table dining was started from this farm. 

We enjoyed our visit to San Jose del Cabo. - Jeffrey

Cabo San Lucas, Mexico (November 2025)

On November 2, Kristin and I traveled to Los Cabos in Baja California Sur. We stayed at a timeshare resort we reserved through Interval International, located in Cabo San Lucas. It was next to a golf course, and we had a beautiful view. I was able to walk to the golf course early in the morning. 

Cabo San Lucas is a very commercialized city with a lot of tourists. Cruise ships make frequent stops, and there are many merchants, restaurants, and street vendors. While we were there, Mexico celebrated the Day of the Dead on November 2. Mexicans believe that their ancestors come back to visit them on this day. 

Normally, we ate at the resort, but we also dined outside once in a while. We love Mexican cuisine.

Cabo San Lucas is famous for its beach, called Playa el Medano. It is a quiet and beautiful beach. 

Cabo San Lucas has a marina that is quite sizable with many boats, ships. and yachts. 

We stayed at Cabo San Lucas for a week and ventured out to visit other cities in the peninsula. - Jeffrey

Buford, Georgia, USA (October 2025)

After I returned from a 2-month trip to Korea and Central Asia, I stayed at home for a month in October. In addition to resting and recovering from the travel fatigue, we had a few gatherings. One of them was a get-together with Pastor Jungho Kim and his wife, who were the lead pastor for Grace Church in South Carolina. We had a joyous reunion at Cheesecake Factory. 

We also had a joyous reunion with our travel companions when Mr. Jong Sup Yoon came to visit Atlanta. Samuel Kim hosted a dinner at a barbecue place, and we had a wonderful time together. We look forward to our next trip in February next year.

After we moved to Georgia, we started attending the Servant Korean Evangelical Church. We were assigned to a small group, called Logos Group, and when we met in October, two of us received the birthday celebration.

 

Meanwhile, our younger daughter, Joyce, living in Alameda, California, had a baby shower for her second child. We are excited about her second child, who will be our fourth grandchild. 

One month of staying at home gave me a good amount of rest, and I was able to get ready for the next trip. - Jeffrey