Villa Del Mar Providenciales

... the place. At first he was nice when I was being checked in (although he had no idea what he was doing). But when I needed some maintenance done on my room (which wasn't even clean, it was filthy, dirty bathroom and unchanged sheets) he wasn't willing to help me. I had barely any water coming out of the shower and he seemed to not care that my room was dirty. He said he ...

it wiped out everything i wrote. we are here safe and sound. it` 13 hours ahead of you, so it`s saturday nite here. all is well. we loved your email!!!!! tim read it in sedona`s captain voice!!!<br>i`ll try tomorrow. can`t get connected to internet in my room. <br>love you both. give girly butt a hug and kiss from us. yourself too.<br>love mom

Well, travel preparations are well underway with about 22 days until departure. We are slightly overwhelmed by the amount of stuff to think about going so far from home. The girls arrangements, clothes, packing, the pets, passports, visa's... Although it doesn't dampen the excitement it does dull the brain. All in all we expect it to be a great trip.

... Finally, the students explored numerous hands-on exhibits. Our final stop of the day Southwest Florida Museum of History. The museum is home to the history of Southwest Florida. Paleo man, Calusa Indians, Seminole Indians, Spanish explorers, and early settlers. We also saw inside a pioneer "Cracker" house, viewed a 1926 La France fire pumper, and stepped aboard the Esperanza - a 1929 private Pullman rail car. We returned back to school at 9PM.

... PROTECT THE SIDE OF THE BOAT.WE CONTINUE ON THROUGH THE OKEECHOBEE WATERWAY TO MOORE HAVEN CITY.THERE ARE CITY DOCKS HERE WITH WATER AND ELECTRIC AND HAROLD COMES TO YOUR BOAT AND COLLECTS THE FEE.IT WAS ALONG DAY BUT A VERY SCENIC TRIP.MR DACH AND MS HEIDI DID VERY WELL TODAY BUT WERE GLAD TO FINALLY HAVE THEIR PAWS ON THE GRASS .TOMORROW WE WILL TRAVEL TO INDIANTOWN ACROSS THE LAKE.WE HEAR THEY HAVE MOORINGS AT SUNSET BAY SO WE WILL CHECK IT OUT.

... amber jack, snapper and snook. Not only are men and women using fishing rods, they are also using cast nets for mullet. We went out for a couple of long kayak rides and checked out the houses and wild areas along the waterway. At least 3 times, mullet, that leap a few feet into the air for reasons unknown to most, almost landed on us. They flew out of the water on a diagonal trajectory and ...

... middle. Like so many other cool campgrounds we've been lucky enough to get into, we were unaware of how coveted a stay at this park is. People book many months in advance to get into ANY of the Army Corp parks and we got into two of them on our first try because of last minute cancellations. Of the 5 or 6 people that we talked to, all of them had been to this park before ...

... pool and steps down to beach and swimming pool-type water as far as you can see on the south side of the island. It's only $5400 per week! Ate at Sharkbite. (Fish n chips, burger, 2 pina coladas, 2 coronas-$60 w/ tax n tip.) That night around 10:30pm, a ...

... sleep with me tonight?" And it worked! We all had a little sleepover on Johnny's and my floor (we don't own a bed). Johnny continued to make fun of Justine. "Your fingers are so long, I'll bet you could stand in 20-foot water and the tips would still be dry. As dry as a sack of wet rats!" "As DRY as a sack of WET rats?" said Justine. "That doesn't even make sense!" "Everything makes sense with a sack of wet rats." About the most romantic thing to ...

... girl she only had to do that face and her parents wouldn't have made her eat anything. I wish I would've had such a face for when my parents' served pork chops and brussel sprouts. Yuk! For 9. COMPLICATION, we had a bunch of those persistent-motion machines going around like mad. A romantic couple portrayed 10. PURITY. And, I photographed Nathalie flexing her muscles and roaring to represent 11. GOD. Under unfortunate circumstances, we then ...