There wasn't much to say about Montevideo Uruguay, Susan and I were a bit tired and a lot of the city just looked either similar to Brazil or Buenos Aires and/or there weren't a whole lot of grand and interesting things that the guide or the city really came a crossed to us.

There were a couple of nice viewpoints and we got some decent photos on the tour and probably the coolest sight of the day was an old government building all made of marble mostly.

Once we got back to the ship I had more fun after we had eaten and exchanged a bit of money for more pesos for this country.

We walked just outside the pier into the market area and did a bit of browsing and met a nice man and his family who were kind of pan handlers. Susan found a great Matte set for cheap there and we even almost purchased a handmade sheepskin leather rug for 70 bucks US but we would have had to go back to the boat to get our money which deemed time pressing for the boat left in 30 . . . Read More..

So I am sitting here having one of the greatest valentines days ever in the history of my life with my new with in Buenos Aires Chile and this video I found on my video camera just showed up in today's pictures that I was downloading off the memory stick.

This is the video of me at Kate's wedding playing with the Coachmen Freddy The Freeloader and another song who I forget the song name.

Bill Monet... my great friend. Thank you for not being too drunk not to press the record button.

The night you video taped this moment, we all thought you forgot to press record. But you just put it on the direct to memory card video mode of Kate's wedding.

Finding this video made me sooo happy to see my performance at Kate's wedding! Billy you are the best. Susan and I miss you already.

We love the moment when you put your drink in front of the camera.

Come visit us soon in Tampa Bro!!!

Enjoy the video....

We departed from the ship with two new friends (Enrique and Marina from Brazil) we met at a Honeymooner/Anniversary party and left the ship about 10:15 AM.

Most of the people on excursions left the ship at 7:15 to catch a two hour bus to get to the beautiful countryside parks and whatnot.. but we saved a ton of dough by walking around in this safe portside town. Most excursions here were 120 and above in price.

We walked around and spoke with the people who worked at the End Of The World train excursion and found that we could do the same thing that the other people on the boat were doing but for only 35 dollars for two. We continued walking around town glancing in stores mostly and also took many great photos from around the hillside overlooking our ship docked and much more.

We reached our first destination which was an abandoned jail and now museum. At this point I finally threw out my paper cup with my morning tea which screamed American Tourist and we enjoyed a pretty . . . Read More..

I had my first guest visit my first ever home here in Florida.

Cousin Anthony and his girlfriend Lori had some downtime this weekend and called us up to see if we had some downtime as well to get together.

Lori was itching to catch some sun rays this weekend and so they joined us out to Clear Water Florida for some fun in the sun.

We first visited Shephard's tiki bar and had a few drinks and relaxed and chilled sea side.

My voicebox was starting to hurt here a little cause I was sick with a sore throat, but I didnt let it bother me.

When we left after the wind kicked up, we parked right near the main strip and beach, where the wind was not any better.

But Susan and I luckily bought some sweet beach chairs fully equip with cup holders, backpack thingies and reclining functions.

The wind was still really strong and the sand was blowing, but it only affected Lori and we made fun of her complaining about sand in her ears.  (We love you . . . Read More..

So I also wanted to update friends and family with pictures of our new place.... I know all of you have been wondering what our exotic life is like down here in Florida and for the first time in my life I have a home that I can be proud of because I made it all happen and set this place of.

Since my cousin Anthony came up here this last weekend, Susan and I spent a few hours cleaning the place up.

It was a good excuse also to take some photos of all the un-packing we had to do with our 26 feet of goodies we drove down here in a truck.

Enjoy!