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In Tahiti We have mostly been cooking Tuna!
Tuna here is so fresh and lovely, we haven’t bothered eating out, Tuna and salad all the way.
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Quote of the Day
Chris: Why are there lots of rules I know nothing about. Joan: Because you don’t listen.
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Gahhhhhh! I’m being eaten alive!
Absolutely every bloody bitey thing here has taken a bite out of me! That is all.
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Quote of the Day
Chris: We can have a little dance dear. Joan: You can’t call that dancing.
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Schoolboy French Failure
Had an epic schoolboy French failure the first night we were here…..
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Quote of the Day
Joan: Look, toenails all painted! Chris: Yes Dear.
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The calm after the storm
Tropical storm has passed, the pacific is like a millpond.
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Not Honeymooners at all
Turns out the guests next door weren’t on honeymoon. They were Mother and Daughter.