HONEYMOON - MALDIVES DAY 4.2

The last night in Maldives was emotional,

cos it was the last night.

LOL

Come on,

who wouldn't be sad when the holiday is coming to an end.

Anyway, that's Bei doing his "like a boss" thang.

Bei has a thing for soaking in hot tub.

Oh yes, it is pitch black out there!

Then, I crash his tub.

The ambiance is so romantic,

so kiss kiss!

LOVE YOU BEI!

Can we go again?

hehe!

un-reciprocated love

Instead of calling the bungee,

we took the last romantic walk out.

Er...a bit scary cos I couldn't see shit in the dark.

We had dinner @ Bamboo,

which serves Asian cuisine.

Coke for the coke-addict.

I had ginger-ale!

We order wanton soup,

and it came with noodles inside.

It was surprisingly delicious,

perhaps cos we haven't had chinese food for a long time?

Bei had something else which I cant remember and there's aint a picture either (Meh..).

I had yellow curry and the serving is HUGE!

There's always room for desserts!

Thai Mango Glutinous Rice!

This is YUMMY!!!

There was a disco dance night going on at the nearby bar,

so we popped over to take a look.

Only little kids dancing.

I bet all the other adults are making babies in their villas.

-.-"

We went back to our villa and saw the sweetest surprise!

Hassan, our room boy who has been taking care of us for the past few days did this.

He even left a note for us:

We are so blessed,

it's really beyond words.

HONEYMOON - MALDIVES DAY 4.1

Snorkeling!

Initially before the trip,

Bei had suggested to learn scuba-diving.

And I was like "Okay!".

But honestly,

anything that's not on land scares me,

particularly the big sea.

So, I kind of gave excuses like "ah, need spend so much to learn, a bit waste of money hor?"

And then,

the trip came and we didnt learn scuba-diving (hehe!).

Bei did snorkeling before,

so he was very particular about bringing bread.

He said that when you have bread in the water,

the fishes will swim to you to eat it

so it makes it more fun.

I was like "er..okayyyy....".

We ka-po bread from the morning breakfast and the dinner the night before.

The brown round buns are tasty but Bei said it is for the fishes. -.-"

fml

Bei guarding the bread.

-.-"

Da captain on board.

Hanging legs,

I pity the girl seated there.

Bei falling asleep already.

The sparkling star on the shades were photo-shopped on,

lol.

Flippers,

I think that's what it's called.

The blue sky touching the blue sea,

bliss!

And off we go,

one by one,

we hopped off the boat.

I looked so excited here,

but my heart was thumping so fast!

So damn scary!!!

I just kept swimming and swimming,

all the while keeping a look out for Bei and the boat.

It's quite an eye-opening experience for me.

I've never in my entire life,

jumped into the deep sea.

And what's more scary is,

when you look into the sea,

you cant see any fishes nor corals and it is pitch dark blue.

That really freaks me out,

cos it means that it is crazily deep down there.

And when I saw that,

I just close my eyes and swim for my life to the shallower waters.

These gorgeous photos are taken using Steph's camera!

(THANKS, STEPH!!!!)

Here's my face in your face,

I think I was almost crying from the fear.

LOL

All these photos are taken by one of the staff,

who so kindly offered his help.

It was TOO deep to snorkel near to the corals and fishes.

Naise!!!

That's me "flipping" quickly away,

while Bei follow me behind.

I think I was more like swimming than snorkeling so much

that Bei actually ask me why am I swimming so fast.

ME IS SCARED!

The ONE AND ONLY photo of us in the water together.

MAD MAD LOVE THIS PHOTO!

The fishes there doesn't seem attracted to the bread we offered.

:(

It's really beautiful,

but I doubt I have the balls to do it again.

(unless of course, it's Maldives cos the sharks are vegetarian)

Hello, NEMOs!

Bei takes the best underwater photos.

I cant even recognize myself.

-.-"

Sorry for not blogging for some time,
I've been glued to ibooks,
namely Fifty Shades of Grey,
WHICH IS QUITE A GOOD READ