Raintrees Villa Vera Puerto Vallarta
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Tere Mere Beach Mein.........
... Lekin i couldnt...Mere speed badane se ATB hawa me ud gaye...I was wheeling as on bike...DK ka weight aur mera wieght control nahi hua..mai gir gaya..DK somehow managed not to get hurt..ATB , Mai aur DK alag alag jagah gire.....
Saare bunties tension me peeche aagaye ATB se utar ke.. Regalo helped to lift ATB and us...
i was like...what did i try to do....
20 secs, i was numb.....gathered myself and asked DK to ride now...
Thode ...
Working in Paradise
... property it is - it sits over a bay, so the views seem endless. We dived into the pool where we had a quick catch up before we headed to the amazing buffet of seafood, salad, and Mexican delights for dinner. There was dancing, there was singing, and there was a lot of laughs.
We conferenced for the next 4 days - it was intense, but also incredibly exciting. For me, the newbie of the bunch, I got to hear about how my colleagues work in our other ...
Attacked by a Crab / Hug a Sea Turtle Day!
... boobs that could do well in a bra. It's bizarre!
After the lazy river adventure, we hit the ocean again. This time I refused to take off my shoes, we got some lounge chairs and we laid in the sun. And wind. Soooooo windy yesterday and today but not a cloud in the sky.
We both can only do that for so long before one gets bored so we thought we'd come back to the room and change and since I had been only thinking about where we would eat ...
Puerto Vallarta
... all their lovely quilts that they are making. Kathy, I was talking to Marianne who i know from quilting but also is a member of the garden club, plus knows Judy L, Audrey, lots of canadians on board and surprisingly quite a few from the lower mainland.
Sunday got up late then decided we'd take the bus into town but ended up going on a tour of the area for about 3 hours for ...
Adios Amigos!
... his presence by playing a continuous message interspersed with the refrain that I am sure you are familiar with. Do you remember the old cowboy films when they are surrounded by indians and about to be overrun? Then you hear the cavalry charging to the rescue? That is the very loud refrain played every minute either increasing or decreasing in volume as he criss-crosses the grid pattern of streets. It is an very effective alarm clock.
This is ...