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ontario : cold

Pauly Shore : Son In Law

Only at Checkers, it's worth it. Like or Dislike: Cake Boss

FI wants something like this (he is about to get his BSN degree, then will take the NCLEX in January to become a Registered Nurse. I LOVE this though, I guess it's tacky and southern, but it doesn't get much worse than a butt!

Sean Astin : Encino Man

Quote: Originally Posted by ebernard4985 Click below where it says "Dreams Riviera" to view the slide show.... I don't know why the link name changed to this but it will show you all of the pictures from the wedding in case you were confused by my last post! Dreams Riviera Oh the wedding is beautiful! These are great pics and after reading the FAQs on his site, he is an external photographer, BUT at least we know he is allowed there! So excited to finally see pics from a wedding on site. )

Eeh. Like or Dislike? Hibachi grills.

I've seen a lot of TTD pictures in cenotes and I know there are some that are more of a local thing than touristy, I'm sure they would let you. If your photographer works in that area often, they would definitely know.

The Prestige : Christian Bale

Oh and Extreme Coba also included a little canoeing and you are blessed by a Mayan Medicine Man before going into the cenote. Almost forgot. )

Haven't read all the other posts but I will fill you in on all the things I have done there. Took two trips, so this wasn't all crammed into just 3-4 days haha. Horseback ride. You are paired with a horse by riding experience. They say you are going through the "jungle" so do NOT expect a beautiful rainforest. Did see lots of papaya, which was cool. Also saw a freshwater crocodile hanging out in a small cenote. This was about 20-30 minutes. Then you ride down the beach. No galloping, just walking. After a stretch you stop, dismount, and have the option to ride a horse in the ocean. They took 2 horses and the worker/guide drags the horse with a rope through the water with you on its back. They also take a picture you can purchase at this time. Finish on Maroma Beach which was a great place! Tons to do there, GREAT authentic Mexican food. Our ride picked us up about about an hour and a half to relax at this beach. ATV tours can end here as well. Altournative. EXTREME TULUM This was the major ruin that was closest to our resort, so we chose to do this one. You take the jungle hike, see Mayan villages, ride ONE zip line through trees, repel into a cave, snorkel in that cave's cenote, and there is a zip line from above ground down into the water of the cenote. We got to ride that about 3 times, very cool, but huge wedgie. Then lunch cooked by Mayans (it was delicious chicken with sides). After that, went to Tulum. It was gorgeous, but everything is roped off. You can explore, listen to the tour guide, and/or go down to the beach (which was crowded). Pretty much an all day thing. EXTREME COBA Same type thing. Drive by Mayan village, walk through jungle (very uneven ground, be careful, my aunt fell), ONE zip line across a large pond that is full of crocodiles (pretty cool), lunch, repel into cenote (you literally are sat in an intertube, float in one place for awhile, then they pull you pack up or you can climb a rope ladder... I chose the ladder). As far as cenotes go, Tulum adventure was better. Then lunch (I barely ate, the food wasn't as good in my opinion), but we went to Coba. It is not on the ocean as Tulum is, BUT it is the LAST Mayan ruins in the area you can actually climb. Chose it over Chichen Itza because of this (and it's not as far). It is literally a whole city and you get to climb to the top of what is the tallest Mayan structure in the Yucatan (only tallest is in Guatemala). So that was the upside to this. You can rent a bike for $1 to get around this place. Parasailing. If you've done this before, no need to do it again. Exciting going up, just hang out in the air and it's kind of like okay it's pretty but what do I do now? The guys started dipping us in the water and shooting us back into the air, which was fun. The wind was wild that day so we were smacked by large waves. This was the people out of the marina at Puerto Adventuras. Shopping in Playa del Carmen 5th Ave. If you are souvenior bargain shopping, go. Lots of stuff gets repetitive but there are tons of bars and restaurants as well. XelHa. Very cool place. Mango Margartias were great. Snorkeling was so-so, I felt it was better at our resort (Catalonia). The tubing was fun, you start off going through some smelly mangroves that you aren't supposed to touch ["Do Not Touch the Tangle"] but that was impossible, haha! There are stops you can make along the way such as cliffs to jump off of, and one had a rock climbing wall that you can try to get back up with. Single and double tubes. Also have Snuba & Dolphin Swim there. Tons to do. Hammock island was cool, but who has time to just sit there? Good spot for hungover people. You have to buy their Eco-sunscreen. Bought some in Playa but they said it wasn't the right kind. Oh well. Zip Lines. We didn't get to do this because the place wasn't opened yet, BUT there was a zip line park being built to open December 2009. It has peaks and perches all over and if you want to ride multiple zip lines, this seems to be the place to go. Definitely want to check that out when I go back. This got lengthy, but I wanted to be sure to give enough detail for you to find what you want. If you have any questions, let me know!

Quote: Originally Posted by amandseth WOO HOO!! 3 weeks away from my wedding on the beach! And two days away from my legal ceremony! So super excited! I promise to share pictures upon my return, ladies! Can't wait to see them and read a review from you! Have fun and good luck.

war : bomb

X-Men : Hugh Jackman

There are many great resorts to choose from. Just do a search for Playa del Carmen and you will find tons of info! Happy planning.

Hello all. Just asking for the power of prayer. Simplest and best gift anyone can give. Please pray for Brooklyn Marie Hebert. She is a 16 year old high school junior with a 4 month old daughter. The father is my neighbor, he is 18 and just graduated from high school with my younger brother this past May. Wednesday of last week (October 14) she was involved in an accident on her way to school at about 7:30 am. It was foggy and she did not see a truck coming when making a left turn. She was hit on the driver's side of the vehicle and has been in a coma ever since. Broken bones and punctured lungs are the most minor of her injuries. We are just waiting for this sweet young mother to wake up. There is a blog that her boyfriend/child's father has been using to keep us updated on her condition. His grammar isn't perfect, but he needs all the hope and prayers he can get to also help him get through this. I have included the link in case anyone is interested in keeping up with her. Thanks for you time and your prayers! [Tiffany] CaringBridge / brooklynhebert / Welcome

Brittany Murphy : Little Black Book

Quote: Originally Posted by Megan24 I have not had any luck so far. My wedding planner emailed Ana to ask if she had pics of the huppa. Ana said not yet. She is waiting for a wedding to take place on the beach before getting pics. I am excited to see them. When I get the pics I will for sure put them up here. Awesome. I can't wait to see the set up!

Angelina Jolie : Girl, Interrupted

Honey : Missy Elliott

waves : hello

Mini golfing is the most I've done and love that, haha. Like or Dislike: Cold weather

Love flying. Like or dislike? Candy corns.

Like. Especially Outback's blooming onion. Like or Dislike? Hocus Pocus (getting into the Halloween spirit)

We use seasoning more than hot sauce... Tony's Chachere's is my favorite! But we always have Tabasco Sauce and Louisiana Hot Sauce handy as well.