Alto signs are on the left hand side of the road and I think they are only for the gringos. Manana doesn't necessarily mean tomorrow. No one hurries for anything. No one frets or worries over anything. It's easy to forget what day it is and what time it is.
Baja life is very different and very easy to fall in love with.
You get up when you want, open your business when you feel like it, sleep whenever you're tired, drink cervasas for breakfast and eat all day long. Rum and cokes taste better when served by a young twinkly eyed mesaro, and sipped languidly under a palapa while watching the big orange moon rise out of the Sea of Cortez and listening to a Mariachi. Very few children go to school. They are needed on the streets and beaches to help sell sandals made from old tires, or figurines made from sea shells, to the gringos so that the family can eat and have clothing. When the coyotes aren t howling, and they re just talking to each other, they sound exactly like turkeys.