Snorkeling and the little mermaid

This is me with J&S in Puerto Vallarta. It was the most amazing vacation!! Thank you so much for the opportunity to go! I have tons of pictures to post and their engagement shoot(s) will have to be broken up into a few posts :). J was my freshman roommate, and remains in the top 3 for favorite (out of 32).

First, here are a couple of pictures ‘J’ took.

Yes, we all look like cretins from the sea. This was before we attempted to snorkel in water that was far too green and S and I decided we weren’t very good swimmers. This is one of the few pictures of me, isn’t it so flattering??


We found this rock and wanted to do ‘Ariel’ pictures.


similar to this, no? We couldn’t remember the exact pose…


There will be much blogging in the next few weeks, but I have a busy schedule ahead, including leaving for Utah in 2 days! Believe me, by the time I’m done you’ll feel like YOU just got back from Mexico. Have a happy Monday everyone!

Traveling tips from Kelli!


1. You DO want to arrive to the airport in plenty of time for your flight, not, however, so early that the shuttle isn’t running yet and the ticket counter hasn’t opened (on the other side of that, arriving 20 minutes before the plane takes off is not a good idea, but if that does happen to occur, check your luggage curbside and give the man a generous tip, works every time…).

2. You DO want to actually go to bed the night before, so you don’t have the same dark circles under your eyes that I do.

3. You DO want to bring a light jacket, as the airport is ALWAYS cold, even if you’re traveling
somewhere where it’s going to be 90 degrees.

4. You DO want to utilize the free wifi at said airport (by the way, San Diego has free internet, so does Las Vegas and Wilmington, NC. Philly has free wifi for students and everyone else gets it on the weekends). While you wait stake your claim on an outlet as soon as possible. If you get bored on the plane you’ll want your computer and you will be very sad if it dies.

5. If you have a camera, make sure to bring your sniper lens (ie 200mm+) so as to provide endless entertainment shooting pictures of unsuspecting passengers who were also too early.


6. It’d be a good idea to eat something within 12 or so hours of flying besides some dark chocolate.

7. iPod’s and sudoku can provide hours of enjoyment. Be certain to include games, movies, and/or books on said iPod.

8. If you snore or drool, do try to stay awake. It’s for your own good, I promise.

9. Keep some basic toiletries in your carry on so when/if your airline is stupid and you get stranded in a dumpy New Jersey motel that gives you a toothbrush but no toothpaste, you can maintain some form of hygeine.

10. Be kind and courteous to all other flying passengers and airport officials, you may just get something out of it (like not having to pay for overweight luggage, or just getting them to like you).

PS: I still have an hour

200 Posts! And absolutely random

I saw this on someone else’s blog and thought it was totally random and totally awesome!

This is how the game works:
Use Google image search to answer each question. Then, out of ONLY the first page of results, choose your favorite or most random image. It’s kinda weird, but kinda fun. Let me know if you do it too!

Oh yeah, and happy 200th post to me!

Here are mine (I’m totally indecisive, by the way, maybe that should’ve been my bad habit…):

Let me know if you need some clarification.

Age:

A place I’d like to travel to:
My favorite place:

My favorite object:
My favorite food:
this:
Or this:
My favorite animal:


My favorite color (I had to really think about this one):


The town where I was born:


The town where I live now:


A past pet (indecisive, remember? I chose 3):


A past love:


My best friend’s nickname:

or this:

My screen name (one of the only pictures that wasn’t my own!):


My first name:


My middle name:


My last name:

One of my bad habits:
My first job:

My grandmother’s name:


My college degree:

What I’m doing right now: