If you missed yesterday’s post you’ll want to read it first. After our time admiring the dolphins, we actually got to do trucks with them. The first trick was lovely. The dolphins came up and kissed us on each cheek. Then we got to kiss each of them. It was one of the sweetest moments of my life. They made
Yesterday was our last full day on the resort, so we made the most of it relaxing in the cool ocean breeze. I told Brandon my favorite thing about the breeze is it serious like a massage of it’s own. It’s amazing to me how it feels cool, despite mixing with the warm sunshine. It’s also neat how the breeze
Alas, the sun has set on our vacation. It has truly been a dream vacation for me. As we walked towards the beach for the last time tonight, I started to cry. I could not have scripted a more beautiful, romantic, vacation, nor could I have written a more perfect last day. This morning started as usual, with a buffet
So I have to start with the coolest part of the day first…drumroll please… WE SAW A STINGRAY while we were snorkeling. And while I was watching him, a school of silver fish swam into me and started nibbling on my legs. I have found the perk to my sunburn: I look like a giant yummy strawberry, which translates into
Blogging from my phone again…this time curled up in bed, watching Brandon sleep, wishing I had used a lot more sunscreen on the back side of my body yesterday. Word to the wise in Jamaica…if you think you have on enough sunblock, you don’t…add more!!! Yesterday strated of with another delicious breakfast buffet & another yummy omlet. My favorite part
I have never blogged from my phone before, but as I sit out here on the patio waiting for Brandon to wake up, I thought I would share a few more unique things about the country. For starters, weed is illegal here, but unless you read the tour books before coming, you’d never know it. We are approached many times
Last night was a romantic evening to say the least. It deserves a blog of it’s own, but with a lack of time tonight, I shall skip most of it. I will say it was amazing learning that the moving lights I saw far off were satellites. Brandon is so smart. It reminded me of one of my favorite sayings
Described as a living and growing phenomenon, Dunn’s River Falls in Ocho Rios, Jamaica, continuously regenerates itself from deposits of travertine rock, the result of precipitation of calcium carbonate from the river, as it flows over the falls. The small dome-shaped cataracts are usually associated with thermal spring activity found in limestone caves. This, combined with its location near to
