4 Islands and 6 Languages Later - Tahiti

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November 1st 2005

Published: November 3rd 2005

This entry is really old news, the internet prices in Tahiti were so high that I couldn't afford to use the computer. Then, Easter Island was so fantastic, that I had to write about that first. Now, we are in the Cook Islands and I am writing about Tahiti. Are you confused yet?? Our parting act as we left LAX for Tahiti was the destruction of the cell phone. It gave Ron great pleasure to disc... Read Full Entry

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4th November 2005

Diane
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Okay, I'm jealous now!
Hello Pam and Ron! Wow! The views are simply spectacular. What a great experience to be on Easter Island for several days! Tahiti's beaches/water look splendid too! Danrello thanks you for the postcard. He is bringing it to school tomorrow in hopes of having a postcard from the farthest away place. He received a lesson from mom on atolls when the card arrived. I'm sharing your blog pictures with my friend, Mark. Keep up the blog--we love it! Be well! Our love, Diane, Erin, and Danrello

7th November 2005

Dorothy
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Great photos
I love traveling with you. It is almost like being there. We are still camping. In the Great Smoky Mts. tonight. All the kids and grands are fine. We have dedided to extend our trip and not go home till Nov. 15. Keep bloging. I love you Dorothy

17th November 2005

Jody
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wow...
Love it Love it Love it....in view of whats going on in my world right now...30 degrees and snow flurries, this almost makes me want to be there, bugs and all :) Also, office politics right now at my job are blowing everything up...people getting fired all over the place and many changes no one expected! So its nice to live a pleasant day through your pictures! Miss you!

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