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Quote: Originally Posted by KLC77 Sorry I got on so late yesterday. I pm'ed you with the info. Thanks! no prob. i'll mail them in an hour when the post office in my buidling openes & let you know the shipping total. It shouldn't be much. I packed them in an envelope.

Quote: Originally Posted by becks For a honeymoon, so somewhere low key and romantic. I love London, Paris, Rome, Florence, Venice... all of the cities. But for a honeymoon go with a beach. Go to Bora Bora. Or Thailand. Do the others on another trip. Honeymoons should be calm, waking late, nothing to do but hang out together... when you go to a busy city, you have an agenda, stuff to see... yes, I totally agree. I'm doing an orbitz search for bora bora right now. it's quite the flight from north carolina. looks so amazing though. There are too many places on my list of places to see & the list just keeps getting longer. someone mentioned before to avoid the huts on the water. they said they were full of bugs.

yay! have a great trip!!!

Quote: Originally Posted by Kat81 Yeah, we were thinking right after our mexico trip. I hope we aren't too exhausted. you probably know more about how you feel on vacations. i get whiped out after 7 days. so many other people said they loved a back to back vacation.

i've only been to london & paris on your list. london is so expensive with the value of the dollar being 1/2 a pound. so a personal pizza will cost $20. I loved london, but it was nice to leave because it was getting expensive. i didn't really care for paris, but we were so rushed while we were there. we only had time to hit up the most touristy places. I like to travel to small towns. I loved normandy. I've heard the cinque terra in italy is great. belize is the next place I want to go. or costa rica. There are too many places I need to see. are you going immediately after your wedding? we were exausted. but, many girls said they got their 2nd wind on the flight somewhere knew. We came home & crashed hard. but I feel renenergized now after being home for 5 days.

Quote: Originally Posted by ehegwer I know my clients always want the FedEx # right away, too! us crazy brides. we can't get it fast enough!! she just emailed for my address today so I don't think it ships until tomorrow. but, then I'll check the packages progress each day. I might even get sick & have to go home early the day it arrives. oh, i hope it doesnt require a signature. then i'll have to wait an extra day. I'm going to try putting a note out asking them to leave it on my patio. I've had that work for UPS. I signed the note. fly video! get to me soon

Quote: Originally Posted by ehegwer FedEx always has tracking #'s - you should be able to monitor the delivery... yeah, i just don't have my tracking number yet. I'm that impatient. Sounds like it just takes a few days. yay! I'll probably have a number tomorrow & then I can track it's journey all the way to my apartment.

Quote: Originally Posted by Mandy I LOVE the shot of you climbing out of the water on that ladder!! #1078 You make me wish I had talked Isaac into TTD!! it's never too late to trash the dress. I couldn't get mike to do it with me at first so I started making the plans to TTD with friends. I think he got jelous hearing about all the fun we were going to have. he trashed the grooms attire like a pro It was so much fun. You should try to get him to do it with you on an anniversary or something like that. it was so much fun i just want to trash all my dresses My friends & I throw a fake prom party each year. This spring was too hectic so we are making it a homecoming dance. maybe the girls will want to trash the homecoming dress with me. Girls are starting to "trash the prom dress" so what's to keep a bunch of grad students from trashing their fake homecoming dresses. oh no, kristie I think you created a monster. the DIY monster is now channeling her energy to trashing dresses.

I was told 3-4 weeks, but my video is ready to ship in only a little over a week . I think they fedex it to me. anyone know how long it takes to get a fedex from mexico? I can't wait!!! I am so spoiled. Kristie got over 500 pics to me today & my video is on it's way. <-- me watching my video over & over this weekend oh, incase you are wondering where the 500 pics are: www.photographybykristie.com clients mike & morgan password= mexico this isn't all of them & they are not in a partcular order. i posted some screen shots on my "more pro pics" thread.

i think it might have been voted the best place for dogs. i could be wrong. maybe it was denver. there was some Co town where dogs were allowed in many places & restaurants had dog treats in the menu.

ha ha! although I'd be pissed too. She probably worked her but off selling beer trying to win. it's really not fair to have a fake incentive.

I should have uploaded those larger. you can see 500 pictures at www.photographbykristie.com under clients, mike & morgan log in with an email address & the password is mexico this isn't all the pictures & they are not in order. it took kristie several tries to get them up. she is out of state & using a slow wii fii connection.

Quote: Originally Posted by becks Morgan: I hope you don't mind, but while you were away, I got Nibblet a kitten. His name is Mr. Puffers. Nibblet's been taking very good care of Mr. Puffers. Hee... This is Morgan's ferret Nibblet, and Nibblet's kitten Mr. Puffers... aww Mr puffers is a great addition to the family.

oh if only i had a picture of a ferret with dreds

I didn;t think about this until now but I spent a lot of time finding a resort that was less expensive. then half of our guests paid $200 to upgrade to a suite. so maybe they never cared about price like we did. well, for the ones who didn't upgrade I think they appreciated the lower cost. the hotel wasn't 5 star luxury but we all really enjoyed it. it was nicer than places we usually stay, but we tend to travel cheap.

i wore a $30 short dress white from charlotte russe. it's in my avatar pic. my favorite part was that it had pockets. if you don't see a cute white dress you like, just get a cute sun dress. maybe something you can wear while on your honeymoon.

Quote: Originally Posted by MelanieS The only problem was the lining wasn't flowy so it was harder to swim in. If the whole dress was a flowy material it would have been prettier in the water. I guess they don't design these things for swimming. Morgan, you crack me up! I'm sure dress designers haven't even thought about what makes a good TTD dress. That might be a profitable thing for them to start marketing. They should start. maybe speedo can get in the dress market. The first time I swam in it I thought i would drown. By the end of the trip I was a pro in swimming in my dress. The secret is to hike it up so your legs are not tangled in it.

Quote: Originally Posted by Abbie great review morgan i love your view on things, some things are so important to you, and you are so good about the "oh well factor" on other things that didnt matter as much. thanks for being a great inspiration to me these last 10 months! thanks, that is the attitude I learned to have from my run as a bridemaid. I only really cared about a few things. I wanted everyone to have fun & I didn't want to be stressed out. A wedding is such a beautiful thing on it's own.

this little bridge was gone so you couldn't walk over the the island from the catalonia side. there were private villas & condos on the other side of the lagoon. People from that side were walking out on the island.

Quote: Originally Posted by jillhigginsphotography Thanks for the lists! I'm excited - it looks like it will be Elizabeth Medina. Yeah!!! I'm SO nervous about being on the other side of the camera. yay! be sure to post them!!

Quote: Originally Posted by MelanieS Yes, we did the candlelight dinner on the beach and it was awesome. We had the 3 cheese fondue - it's different than the one you get off the menu at La Fondue and way better. (We went to La Fondue several nights later hoping to have it again, but the one you order there only includes one of the meats - not all 3, plus the mushrooms and bread. Also it has a different combo of cheeses.) The candlelight fondue included steak, shrimp, chicken, mushrooms and tiny round rolls. The baked alaska was also outstanding. Something they don't tell you, there is a saxophone player that goes from table to table playing with the recorded background music and it was actually really nice. Also, you can get that great French toast at Kampai for breakfast. Several people in our group had it every single morning. If you stay in the casitas, you can order it by room service, too. Tim & I at the candlelight dinner. Notice the fabric that adds privacy and blocks the wind: The saxophone player: Our baked alaska: How romantic! The dinner would be my choice over breakfast. It just sounds more romantic. Plus I can pass up a sax player in a looney tunes vest.