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Nov 26 / Sunday
I went to sleep at 6pm on Saturday and woke up at 6am the next morning (hahaha), but BOY DID I FEEL GOOD! So it was a 12 hour power nap. Shut up and stop laughing at me. I was tired man! But in the morning I was so psyched to head out because the hubs booked a land tour. Bora Bora, show me what you got biotch!
That morning the water looked this blue:
We had breakfast at the hotel (included in our package), and then at 8:30 our safari tour guide came to pick us up. He was pretty funny and I LOVE funny tour guides.
At one point he pulled the car over, got out, went around the car, and started picking like 15 leaves off a tree. We’re all thinkin “Um, wtf is he doing?” He gets back in the car, turns around while holding the leaves up and goes “Toilet paper.” OH HELLZ NO! HELLZ NO!
We then drive like half a mile down the road, he pulls over, and then throws the leaves on to the ground. We look out and see these little crabs coming out of these holes, grabbing the leaves, and then dragging them back in. After watching them for a bit I said “HEY! You just wasted our toilet paper man!” I got a few chuckles. Score!
This is a pretty bumpy tour. If you’re pregnant, they don’t recommend it. Jay kept saying “You can be afraid but don’t scream.” Before we started going down this one hill he goes “Remember, you can be afraid but don’t scream. HAKUNA MATATA!!!” I started cracking up like a dork. I swear to God I thought the jeep was going to turn over a few times though. This is how bumpy things can get:
Beautiful. (4 photos that I stitched into 1) Click for larger version.
It’s not just beautiful but it’s EFFIN BEAUTIFUL. We were all in such awe. It seriously took our breath away.
Afterwards Jay took us to a souvenir shop to shop around. The Tahitians are HUGE on sarongs. They can show you a bajillion different ways that a woman/man could wear one. I’m not kidding. These people are serious about their sarongs.
Oh and the ever so popular:
Afterwards Jay took us up to one of the hills
Black Pearl Farm
Then it was back to the hotel to do some swimming and snorkeling.
I love these 2 photos. It makes me laugh like a hyena. So we’re swimming, well I’m “fake” swimming, and I set the camera to timer, and then I started yelling “THROW ME, THROW ME, THROW ME!”
For dinner we ate at the hotel.
to be continued…
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Reading that first paragraph, I thought I was on the wrong website.
Thanks so much for sharing! We’re going to Bora-Bora also. Can’t wait!!
welcome back mrs. ladybug! i missed your part 1 post. =P
siggghhhh yeah, thanks for sharing the pics. we hope to go there someday! ^_^
ohhh yeah, on a totally random note. will you be posting about your mypublisher albums?? wedding planning got crazy and i never got a chance to contact you…
hahaha omg that “throwing” pic is hilarious. was the food at the hotel good??
hey mrs. ladybug! your pics are so fun!
so, we’re thinking about tahiti/BB for our HM too, and was wondering if you used a travel agent for your plans… or, did you find it easier to just book everything on your own?
thanks!
great pics!!! - you two looked like you have TONS of fun! your posts are always fun to read! - keep them coming!!! 
peach: i will post about the albums. as soon as i’m done all the honeymoon crap. i swear ok?
l: breakfast was ok, i mean how do you screw up breakfast. we had dinner there just that one time and it was just alright.
moon: we went through an agent for bora bora and papeete. for moorea we booked on our own. go with a travel agent though.
thanks for the info Mrs. LB!
Could you recommend your TA to me?
my husband went through liberty. you want me to get the agent’s name?
mrs ladybug - can you tell me about the boba bar at your wedding? (read about it in another post)
how did you go about finding a place that would do it at your wedding?
thanks for sharing your bora bora pics. my fiance and i are going to bora bora for our
honeymoon in sept. we are looking forward to it. the jeep safari looks like so much fun — can’t wait.
we also signed up for the aquasafari and shark/ray feeding excursion — did u do any of these?
kp: our wedding planner’s sister worked at a boba bar so she gave us a huge deal.
kandi: photos to come my sweet.
ahhh too fun, the beaches look so serene and the water looks crystal clean from the photos - you can even see your feet in the water! Glad you had fun! Can’t wait to see more photos!
Is that a breadfruit? It looks like a pomelo. (not to be picky with my tropical fruits.)
On a side note, I miss the old bugs…I guess after your wedding is over you don’t post as much.
I’m not sure if this question is too personal (if it is then just ignore it 
) but, on average, how much did you spend each day on food/activities? We would love to honeymoon in Tahiti (and can’t seem to get as excited about anything else) but are afraid it is going to be WAY too expensive. What should we expect? Thanks!
Omg love the pics! I am definitely going there when I get married. The bf already knows it. hehe
T:
bora bora daily: 200 daily
moorea: 250 daily
also it costs more if do excursions
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Mrs. Ladybug (formerly Miss Ladybug), New York/Philadelphia
Age and Occupation: 31, Full-time blogger from 7 pm to 12 am
Fiance's Age and Occupation: 31, Playing video games while I blog from 7pm to 12 am
Engagement Date: August 2005
Wedding Date: April 15, 2006
Venue: Ballroom at the Ben, Philadelphia
About Me: I am the 2nd of 5 girls. Yes, you read that right, 5 girls. I don't know if there's anything interesting about my wedding that I can tell you but I was proposed to twice.
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