♥Fiji vacation day 4♥

Let's jump straight into it.

So I start my mornings, brushing my teeth and getting ready.

Then sunbathing, taking it easy for a couple of hours before the guys get "home."

The day before, we had all decided that we were going to scuba dive today!

I was very, very excited about that, so much so that when Gabriel and David told me to get ready, I ran into the house like a little girl grabbing all of my scuba gear, only to realize when I came back out to the boat that I was the only one with the complete equipment on the guys had just put on there wetsuits.

Realizing this, I quickly took off all of the gear that I didn't need at the moment. My husband David's reaction to me standing there with the whole kit on was priceless.

"Oh, Wow, babe, you're ready!"

the whole situation was quite funny, to be honest, in a good way.

The boat ride to the first location was relatively short, if I remember correctly but beautiful nonetheless.

Arriving at the location, we all took the time to check the equipment, the air pressure, the straps, and everything you need to do before ever going scuba diving. I have never done it before in real life, but I know quite a lot about it.

Gabriel had barely gotten into the scuba gear before he jumped off the dock Into the water. As I told you before, he does not stand still Whatsoever*smiles*

My husband David and I snapped some pictures while he was strapping my scuba gear on me correctly, or at least checking that it was.

David and I walk to the edge of the dock; we  hold hands, and just before he puts the mouthpiece in, he says," don't worry, babe, I got you."

Gabriel was already in the water" It's OK, babe, jump."

my heart was racing!

This is what I love about second life. You can do anything that you want to; there are no limitations.

In real life will never be able to go scuba diving because of my disability. I might have been able to do it when I was younger when my body had not gone through so much shit and operations, but doing something like scuba diving now would be impossible.

The scuba gear that all three of us have makes breathing sounds underwater!

It's from Steelhead Outfitters

David sent it to me via second life marketplace, so just search the name, and the store will come up.

The guys proudly talk about finally putting the wife in a cage. *grins*

The pictures are pretty dark, but you must remember we are underwater.

The scuba diving area at the YanuYanu resort was pretty small but stunning. my husband David had previously looked on the map for scuba diving and said there are a lot of places to scuba dive.

So after spending a bit by me in the water, we all went up to the surface and went on to the next place.

It was the weirdest place I've ever been to in my second life, but it was so cool at the same time.

This place was some kind of underwater observatory. I don't have all the information because I forgot to take a landmark, but I will ask my husband David about it and put that information in later, so be sure to recheck this blog post soon.

Before we scuba-dived at this place, we all sat down just to chill.

After letting our oxygen tubes refill, it was time to jump in!

we went through this big long tube before we landed in some kind of vessel with four different room

each room was creepier than the room before.

I was totally blown away but the details of everything. 

My husband Gabriel had to step away to go to real life for a bit, so it was me and my husband, David, for a good while.

We kept on exploring and talking.

Now, this is where stuff started to get really weird but cool at the same time.

..... As I said....

we even found the grave of king Tut!

Gabriel came back to join us. I had to snap a few pictures of him. I especially like this one that I'm going to show you next. It looks like he has a red dress on, getting in touch with his feminine side*Grins knowing he will read this*

I didn't take pictures of everything we saw because I want you to explore by yourselves, like a treasure hunt, if you know what I mean.

After a bit more exploring, we all decided that we Should go up to the surface and maybe find a place to eat; we all were starving.

When we all broke the surface, we realized how far we had swum underwater, but we all got back to the boat safely, and once again, we just chilled for a bit while my husband David had to help in real life.

I'm beginning to understand the importance of having three-people-cuddles.

In this photo, it looks like Gabriel it's just sitting there but trust me, he is not. 

After a quick change, we decided to have a little wine before we headed off to look for somewhere we could have dinner, and yes, of course, it was non-alcoholic, so don't you worry, my husband David was not driving drunk.

We found this lovely place called Malolo Island Marina.

Unfortunately, I can't give you a landmark because it is closing for good. But you can trust me when I say it was a really cool place to visit.

The cool thing about this place was that you could rez your stuff, so David rezzed a car, and we drove around a little bit.

This photo has a lot of meaning to me.

You go through a lot of shit in life because you need to. When you find your path, you will feel life becomes easy and relaxing; drama can't bother you; life is just life.

What will you find?

Climb…

At the top of this hill was Actually a restaurant/café. Beautiful scenery here, guys, gorgeous!

Because we were able to rez, we could have a proper dinner with plates and everything.

Really romantic if you ask me.

While eating, all of us were tapping our feet to the music because the radio station here is crazy good, so I decided to take matters into my own hands and start dancing.

At first, the guys were like, "where is the hell are you going, baby?" Then they saw that I had started dancing. Trust me; they were not slow to follow.

I don't know if I have mentioned this before, but we are people who dance anywhere, anytime, anyplace.

We stayed for a good while just walking around, but it was time to head back home.

We just crash landed in our beds when we got home to the villa. Let me tell you, it was an action-packed day, but it was so much fun! And there's still more to come!

/Tessa