Blue Lagoon Beach Hotel Blue Bay

... driver an hour to find our villa because he only spoke French. Luckily,
one of my friends spoke minimal French, but enough to get him close to our
villa.  It was worth the wait.

On the last day we woke up at 7AM (that was a rough one) to take a speedboat
to a private island. On the island we went snorkeling, played with our frisbee,
and once again….loved life. Before we got on the ship we all stopped at the McDonalds and enjoyed McFlurrys and ...

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Beaches

Well, at the beginning let us see ...

... was lots of weaving back and forth by drivers trying to pass. I have to be careful of that, since I driving on the wrong side of the car and street (for me at least), and my reflexes for clearance-space on the left are not too precise.

France was delighted to see us. Several of his children had come to see him, so we were introduced to each other, before we sat down for a chat with France. One son was curious to find an American, speaking ...

... left myself 45 minutes to reach Jocelyn's house, but it only took me half an hour, so I arrived just as he did. He had stopped to buy a few things, but was still surprised that I was arriving too. He looked at my tiny Nisan March and asked me with a smile how fast it could go.... We had a visit that lasted more than three hours to discuss church-related issues. My visits are not as frequent as I would like due to the time it takes to get here, so we need ...

... any further pain. After another long delay the third course eventually arrived, which was red snapper in a cream sauce, to everyone's liking At this point the guitarist gave his apologies and moved on to greener pastures, vowing to return. Coincidentally, at this time the sega show at Sealovers kicked off, while we sat and quietly empathised with the audience, who would soon be forced to participate. A break between courses ensued as the passion fruit ...

First of all the number of visits to my blog had gone over 500 which shows its actualy worthwhile writing it! In to the hospital this morning, friday being theatre day. We saw a few different things that we hadn't seen before. First up was a 4 year old boy that was in for circumcision, all i can say is ouch! Even Dr Nobeebux was joking around with us saying 'You feel his pain don't you?!' After about 15 minutes of wincing about bits being cut off and ...

... Krissen. Again we had a very nice apartment on the top floor of 3 this time with A/C. We haven't felt the need to have rooms with A/C but as it was included in the price of Rs 1200 (£25) we couldn't help but use it. Unlike our last place where we were shaded by the jungle garden this time we were open to all the sunshine so it was actually quite necessary. There was a swimming pool here also which made a pleasant change if you did not want to take the 2 minute walk to ...

... town, was finally able to talk to Tim, and now I am using this free internet as much as I possibly can! I have a whole 7 days at sea until India, and after the trip here, I really am not looking forword to it. Tomorrow we don't have classes though. We are having the Sea Olympics. Each hall where the people live on the ship is called a 'sea' like mine is the Meditereanean Sea. And tomorrow will be a day of events with all the seas ...

... can't till 11am, as the tide is too low. At first we thought this may have just been an excuse (we've been to Club Med before, where there was always an excuse as to why you couldn't use the equipment). In the meantime, Dianne goes for a snorkel outside the roped-off swimming area, but there's nothing to see. At 11am we're back down to get a double-kayak, with our snorkelling gear. We had plans to do what we did in French Polynesia, which was to hop ...

... in Mauritius. It was a great outlet for all of us to get away from the stresses of tests, essays, and class. The first day, a bunch of us decided to be spontaneous, so we hopped into taxis and headed to the South Western part of the island to a town called Flic in Flac. This is a touristy part of town where the cheapest hotels, bars, and restaurants are found. It is also where the best beaches are. When we got there, we immediately went to the Hilton Resort and ...