Monday, March 5, 2007
Sunday, March 4, 2007
New Orleans and our First Married Thanksgiving
Being married doesn't we're grown ups....that's Jodi's napkin ring holder I'm wearing as a choker.
Ah, there we go. Finally!
Our good friends Jodi and Dave, married the month before us, who absolutely refuse to smile normally for the camera.
First married Thanksgiving.
Ah, there we go. Finally!
Our good friends Jodi and Dave, married the month before us, who absolutely refuse to smile normally for the camera.
First married Thanksgiving.
Goodbye, New Orleans!
The fountain outside Pat O' Brien's had fire and water both.
Feeling no pain.
But tasty!
OOOOO! Those hurricanes is strong!
THIS is the man I picked to father my children??
oysters...eeeeewww!
oysters...eeeeewww!
Hard to take a bad picture of Jackson Square.
Beautiful Jackson Square
Shots like this make me wish I was aprofessional photographer. This was taken in a little needlework shop just off of Jackson Square.
Beautiful Jackson Square
Shots like this make me wish I was aprofessional photographer. This was taken in a little needlework shop just off of Jackson Square.
Dave shows off our bedroom suite, which yes, had a copy of "Interview with a Vampire" on the nightstand.
Saturday, March 3, 2007
Cozumel, Jamaica and the Cayman Islands
Our 1 week wedding anniversary. Our wonderful waitstaff had another cake ready. The champagne was a present from the couple at the table next to ours. Lesson learned: if you say you're newlyweds you get free stuff! I've been saying it ever since!
Didn't I marry a cutie?
Snorkeling in the Cayman Islands was like being in an entirely new world. I've never seen such vivid tropical fish, coral, etc. And they swim right up to your mask! It was extraordinary. I never wanted it to end. We even got to snorkle right over a shipwreck! Dave found "booty" - Cayman Island coins on the ocean floor. We were as excited as little kids - pirate treasure! Wow!
We were delighted to discover the "towel buddies" that the staff left in our room every night. We had never seen anything like that and were completely surprised when all the little "critters" showed up. Stingy the stingray became our official mascot for the honeymoon. We started collecting stingray souvenirs everywhere we went...
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