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| Originally posted by Theresa I almost started crying the night before we left. We were sitting in an Italian restaurant, the Dominican men singing a beautiful song to us, and I was thinking about how I would have to leave such an awesome place and come back to Canada. I enjoyed the Dominican better than I enjoyed Mexico. The thought of moving to a place like that and becoming a tour operator went through my head many times. I mean, why not? Even if it is only temporary. |
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| Originally posted by gehzumteufel bas will hate me for this. southern california has great weather. |
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| Originally posted by Theresa Can I crash on your couch? |
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| Originally posted by gehzumteufel sure. only for a few weeks though. pretty short term really. im sure you can make it. |
yes, there are elections coming, also, that church, fgs it is really big and theres a lot of people who go from every part of the country ON FOOT because they think the virgin is giving them a miracle.
Im really glad you had fun, sad we couldnt meet (im still expecting the bikini pics /jennypie)
Also, even tho Punta Cana is the biggest tourist destination of the country, the city capital (Higuey) is in really really bad conditions.
Start planning for next year, im taking you to the capital and then we can go to a caba�a (alex si traduces eso considerate muerto) 
and its spelled "dice" not disey
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| Originally posted by Ivand yes, there are elections coming, also, that church, fgs it is really big and theres a lot of people who go from every part of the country ON FOOT because they think the virgin is giving them a miracle. Im really glad you had fun, sad we couldnt meet (im still expecting the bikini pics /jennypie) Also, even tho Punta Cana is the biggest tourist destination of the country, the city capital (Higuey) is in really really bad conditions. Start planning for next year, im taking you to the capital and then we can go to a caba�a (alex si traduces eso considerate muerto) and its spelled "dice" not disey |
Lovely pictures ,Theresa!
*throws snowball*
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| Originally posted by Theresa fgs? (alex si traduces eso considerate muerto)???? I was pretty much the controller of the camera the entire trip, so I never got any photos of me in my bikini. I didn't really think "hmm, I am half naked, I should get someone to take a picture of me". Sorry to disappoint. I wouldn't say Higuey is really meant for tourists. It seemed like a genuine Dominican city to me, not something touristy at all. Am I staying at your house? |
wooooooooow @ DR pictures
@ snow
My facebook album with captions:
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?a...72&id=504357777
There are quite a few extra photos on there if anyone is interested.
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| Originally posted by Ivand and cooked dogs markets |
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| Originally posted by Ivand fgs=for gods sake alex if you translate that consider yourself dead Also, about higuey, yes its a typical dominican city, but the goverment should really increase spending overthere, sadly once you are out of Santo Domingo (and in a lesser scale) Santiago, everything is trees and mountains and animals and cooked dogs markets |
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| Originally posted by Theresa Translate cabano? Isn't that a cabin? Why is it sad that it's all trees and mountains? I think that's great. |
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| Originally posted by Ivand is not that good when you cant get running water nor electricity to your house, and theres only one phone for the whole community |
Awww, those pics are so nice!!! I'm dying to go to a beach resort! Never been, in all my travels.
I will def be checking out your FB pics, T, nice to see you're back safe and sound.
ps. bikini pics or stfu, kthxbye!
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| Originally posted by Theresa Oh I see what you mean. Well hopefully the upcoming election will result in more development. |
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| Originally posted by Ivand heh, im 90% sure we are re-electing the president, and he ALWAYS invest in those two cities, so, i dont see anything changing a lot |
stop hating on the snow
snow is a beautiful thing also
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| Originally posted by leph555 stop hating on the snow snow is a beautiful thing also |
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| Originally posted by Theresa Yea it's nice to look at when it is untouched and in an already beautiful place... but when you live in a city and there is dirty snow all over the place, piled up about 20 feet high, it isn't that pretty anymore. P.S. Keep your crap snow pictures out of my thread damnit |
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| Originally posted by Ivand sadly once you are out of Santo Domingo (and in a lesser scale) Santiago, everything is trees and mountains and animals and cooked dogs markets |
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| Originally posted by Ivand fgs=for gods sake alex if you translate that consider yourself dead Also, about higuey, yes its a typical dominican city, but the goverment should really increase spending overthere, sadly once you are out of Santo Domingo (and in a lesser scale) Santiago, everything is trees and mountains and animals and cooked dogs markets |
. In any case, we can always use more tourist, so TA, get on it.
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| Originally posted by venomX hehe I aint translate nothin' no need to worry. And just as a retraction, my whole rant yesterday was due to a misreading of connerman's post, so sorry about that conner . In any case, we can always use more tourist, so TA, get on it. |
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| Originally posted by CONNERMAN2000 And I'm sorry if I insulted you. The DR is one of my favorite places on Earth, its a great country no matter what the numbers say. |
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| Originally posted by Ivand TA should make a tour to DR |
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