Sheraton Laguna Guam Resort Tamuning

ok... so after 2 months of being P_O ed about not finding Lower Sigua Falls the last time (should have brought a map blog), Joe and I headed out again with a different approach this time... using a map! We bought a guam hiking guidebook and map to navigate through the trails. I can't say that either helped much because the entire hike is Guam's mother nature idea of an ultimate CF but we did get there eventually so thats the ...

I took the advanced open water SCUBA course this weekend. It consisted of reading a useless book, knocking out some quizzes, and completing 5 specialty dives. The dive we chose were the Night diving, wreck diving, drift diving, navigation, and deep water specialty dives. The navigation and deep werent too much more interesting but the other dives were Really Cool
We went out Friday night to explore Gun Beach, a beach with ...

... The pictures make it look like something out of a movie. 
After the hike, we found out there was a dive shop on the Navy base to which we have a membership through so we rented some tanks and headed out to Gab Gab... the beach most of my dives have occurred on and I got a great chance to experiment with my new underwater camera. Yes... I know... its camera #3 haha Ive had horrible luck! The first two did not have external waterproof ...

... the second half of the sawgrass saga. Mistake #2! Forgot bugspray.... no explanation needed.... my legs look like someone smeared a pizza on them. And mistake 3 to learn from... Leave Early!

The trail, being not well travelled and very undefined there were many times where we got lost following boar or deer trails and veering off the path. We made it up to the summit in good light but coming back down was a different story. We lost track ...

Last weekend myself and a couple of buddies here ventured out to Pagat Point. It was like a 1 hour hike/boulder down a thick forest and rock cliff. Pretty exciting but very buggy! And I definitly learned that sunscreen is kind of essential in the tropics! We had ...

... This time, it is a relieve to be back on the surface. Poor Kevin sighs when he hears all issues. All my problems are solved for the second dive. Dr T still has mask and BCD issues. But, at least we get to enjoy this dive. The coolest moment is when we see a ... submarine! No kidding! A commercial submarine. The people in THERE wave and make pictures of us while we make pictures of them: it is fun! Only: our camera fogs on ...

... How would we know, it is her rooms not ours! Tony says simply: 'A cheap one.' Now that she has her answer what room we want to see, she starts summing up the all rooms with their price. Cheapest 75$, same as we pay now but no kitchenette. She sends her colleague with us, who has no clue where the rooms are. I am not impressed. We stayed in Days Inn in the States for less than 30$! And the rooms were much bigger. We go back downstairs and ...

... behalf of "Hunka, Chunka Brownie Love", while I was pumping my fist for "Whole Lotta Strawberry Shortcake". I won. After my taste of Cake Batter again (how could I resist?), we were tucking into strawberry ice cream on top of yellow cake, with strawberry sauce, graham pie crumbs, and a cloud of whipped cream. All while breezes blew the palm trees outside an outlet mall in the middle of a Pacific island that I can hardly pinpoint on a map. Blissful indeed.

... try, but I'll stick with my daily Dunkin' Donuts regular light & sweet. The Dinner show was great-the music and dancing were outstanding. The costumes were beautiful and the drummers got everyone into the mood of the story. CJ was even selected for a little audience participation! I don't know how long the pictures of that part of the show will be up because I'm not supposed to be sharing them, so ENJOY for now!

... sun. Looking at that water, I decided I had to go snorkeling if I wasn't going to be touring the island's waterfalls, so I walked 30 feet from where I'd been lounging and rented some snorkeling gear for $5. Chris did the same and we walked straight into the beautiful water. The amazing thing about Guam's shore is that the waves crash hundreds of feet (in most places) before they get to the actual shore, since the island is a plateau and the waves crash when the dropoff ...