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¿Donde esta Stuey?
Let's face it, I like to talk. Most of you have probably already noticed that I tend to produce long and wordy posts sometimes. Well, you'll have to do without my verbose posts for about two weeks.
So where will I be? Tomorrow, I will be getting married. On Monday (my birthday), I will be leaving from a local hotel and going via plane to Tahiti. We should be arriving sometime on Tuesday. Later that day we're taking a local flight over to Moorea. Then, a few days later we're flying over to Bora Bora. When I get back, I'll post links to photo albums in this thread. I've got 9GB of flash memory, 10 sets of batteries, and a set of rechargeables! A woman that went to Europe for 2 weeks took 9000 photos. Let's see if I can beat her! :-D Talk to y'all when I get back!!
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ToolGuyd.com - My Tool Blog Last edited by Stuey; 07-28-2007 at 08:53 PM. Reason: Added the ¿ |
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Have fun & best wishes!
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Yeah, all the best Stuey...enjoy it!
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Good luck and have a great time Stuey!
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Please don't post until after you get back from your Honeymoon. Enjoy the start of your new life.
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buen viaje amigo, saludos y un abrazos a tu nueva esposa.
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Niwa no niwa ni wa, niwa no niwatori wa niwaka ni wani o tabeta. Last edited by rjfvillarosa; 07-29-2007 at 04:20 AM. |
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Anyways, thanks for all the well wishes again. I'm just really really excited and anxious about tomorrow so I'm trying to find ways to keep busy. Last edited by rjfvillarosa; 07-29-2007 at 04:21 AM. |
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Have a great trip Stuey. Enjoy your time off the grid.
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Hope everything is fantastic, Stuey !
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A bit late here, but all the best Stuey!
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RUN WHILE YOU STILL CAN, STUEY!!!
Nah, just kidding. Sounds like you've got a great time planned out. Enjoy it and have a safe trip.
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sorry about the edits Stuey, just correcting a typo of mine.
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Have fun on the honeymoon trip! Don't worry about the pictures. On a honeymoon you're supposed to be too busy or too "relaxed" to be doing too much else.
Get in the water, have a good time, then come back. The forums will still be here!! |
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Anyways, I'm baaaaack! I'm going to work on some sort of a log/blog/etc to organize my photos, activities, and experiences in. Long story short, we had a GREAT time! |
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Glad to have you back and to hear that all went well!
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Glad you had a safe trip. Welcome back!
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saludos y un abrazos a tu nueva esposa = greetings and hugs to your new wife |
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the poor guy, he has no idea of what he's getting into.
LOL best to ya stuey |
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..... Sorry this post is all about Stuey! Yay Stuey!! I wanna get married =] Happy you enjoyed your trip, Tom =]
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Glad you had a good time, Stuey
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su nueva esposa = it's new wife |
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I think tom was thinking of the polite form of "you"
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Yes I was Force =]
But to put my Spanish skills into perspecitve I was in Spanish III Honors and this year I will be in Spanish 4... NOT Honors. I'm TERRIBLE at Spanish =] Tom =] |
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I learnt to speak Spanish whilst living in Puerto Rico. I never studied Spanish in any way just learned it during everyday life. I have noticed many different dialects throughout Latin America and especially mainland Spain.
I checked with my wife, who is Puerto Rican and obviously naturally Spanish speaking, before making my post and she confirmed it was correct. Just a case of different dialects. |
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Late as all hell, but good luck and best wishes.. heck when I got married (1988) the internet net didn't even exist lol!!!
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lol, thanks again guys. So for it's been interesting and mostly fun. She's been a good influence so far and I noticed myself in hindsight trying to impress her. I just hope that I can live up to my personal expectations.
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It's the saludos and abrazos that confused me a bit. The first time around I thought that you meant besos especially since there was a typo at one point. I think originally you said brazos? Eh, I confused myself. And then I thought that saludos meant hugs. But now it makes more sense. Saludos = close to the word salutations, and brazos = arms so abrazos = with arms, or hugs. Yup, this is a good start at a marriage. Give 60% and take 40%. Without thinking about it, I let her use my new 21" LCD while I was stuck with the puny 15.4" laptop screen. hehe. I made more efforts than that, but I figured that you guys would appreciate a computery example than a story of me making the bed or washing the dishes. |
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Photos!!
Honeymoon Teaser Photos Set 1
Enjoy! It'll take a while to go through photos to make a proper album or add descriptions, so I hope this is enough eye candy for a while. Last edited by Stuey; 08-13-2007 at 02:55 AM. |
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(my French is appalling so I didn't even try )Lovely photos Stuey (especially the sunsets) |
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Just about all of the hotel/restaurant/excursion staff spoke english so it was okay that I only know <10 French words and phrases.
A Japanese couple tried to communicate with us in English and we met a few French couples who were pleasant and nice and offered to take photos of us when they saw me struggling with reverse shots. But for the most part, a lot of the non-english peaking tourists kept to themselves and we were left to seek out other Americans/Britons etc./Candians/Australian folk. We were tired of hearing so much french so we spoke in Spanish for fun. If we do that more often, I might be motivated to relearn all the grammar and vocab that I have forgotten. Don't forget, these are only 12 out of ~2200 photos not including the several hundred that my wife took! I also took 3 disposable underwater cameras but have yet to get those developed. The sky proved to be difficult to shoot. Either the sky was overexposed or the scenery was underexposed. So that's what took a lot of memory space - adjusting exposure settings to compensate and try to get the perfect shot. I think that the turtle shot is my favorite. I took that as we were coming back via boat from a shark & ray feeding and snorkelling excursion. Last edited by Stuey; 08-13-2007 at 02:55 AM. |
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Nice shots, Stuey
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