WOW. Where did the time go?? I cannot believe I haven’t posted
in so long. Oops. These past couple of months feel a little like summer vacation when I was a kid. I
didn’t have anything structured to do and the days just kind of melted away in a blink of an eye! No leads on a job yet. So I have been busying myself with
other things like reading (I’m on my 5th novel), decorating, DIY
projects and the stupid internet. I’ve come to find out; I can waste some
serious time on the internet.
So here we are again, more about that infamous month: MAY
(part dos). I am super excited to show you all my pictures from the cruise but
first a shout out to some awesome Atlanta
people! Around the middle of May, our small group hosted a baby shower for the
expecting members =). The theme was “Little Man” and everything had mustaches
on it. It was SO fun!
A snippet of the fun we had in our homemade photo booth! |
Don’t we have the best small group ever!? I miss them. (We tried a small
group here in Phoenix
and it was disastrous. Everyone had at least 30-40 years on us. Sigh)
OK! Now onto our cruise adventure! In honor of our 1 year
wedding anniversary, Hubby and I decided to go on a 7 day cruise to the Western Caribbean. It was my first cruise ever and we had
a BLAST! The ship stopped 4 times during the trip: Cozumel,
Mexico; Belize
City, Belize; Roatan Bay, Honduras
and Grand Cayman. Only two days at sea.
About to board the ship! |
Before dinner on the balcony after our first day at sea. |
At our first stop, Cozumel, we decided to hail a cab to take us to a quiet local beach where we could get a drink if we wanted and just lay in the sun. He took us to the awesome tiny little beach with a bar and lounge chairs. It was pretty much empty except for us and an occasional diner. It was awesome!
Our basically private beach and bar service! |
after snorkeling on our tiny private island! Literally: a dock, palm trees, a bathroom and a grill. that's it! |
In Honduras, we had signed up for zip lining and were super excited! There were wires strung up all over the jungle. It was a relatively new set up and everything was very secure (to my relief, especially since this was right after that GA student fell off a homemade zip line and ended up in the hospital).
I highly recommend zip lining! It was exhilarating!! Afterwards they had a little monkey out that could sit on your shoulder.
He really liked my sweaty hair. Honduras is a really beautiful place! Still very natural and underdeveloped.
This is an old boat that got stuck on the coral about 20 years ago. |
Roatan Bay, so pretty! |
The next and final stop was the Cayman Islands. It was raining most of the day but when the rain finally let up a little we decided to venture out and go shopping since the Caymans are known for their shopping!
We didn't find anything awesome. Turns out, the Caymans are also expensive! Our last day was a day at sea and we spent most of it enjoying the sun on the deck and reading. I totally understand why people love cruises! There is so much good food, constantly tons of stuff to do, exotic places, the beach, all wrapped up in one cost effective package! I think we might need to try out some more cruises... you know, just to make sure they are all equally as good... ;)
The last big May event that I didn't delve upon was our official 1st anniversary, the day after we got back from the cruise. Just to keep you on your toes, i'll save that for next time =) Until then...
Stay classy,
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