Katie and Michelle broke into our room and had rose petals everywhere! It made it fun to walk into our newlywed room!
This picture was taken on Sunday before we left the Biltmore to go to my moms house for brunch.
The happy couple!
We bought a wooden bowl from this local artist. Here is is engraving it for us.
There aren't many cars in Belize. The local mode of transportation is by golf cart.
We spent a few nights in ordering pizza and playing Jenga. 
Just an outing for lunch. Conch shells were everywhere from the beach to nearly all table tops.
This is Siobhan, she is from Dublin. Her name is pronounced Shivon. We had a great time on 2 for 1 margarita night!
This is Mark, Siobhans husband.
This is the group we hung out with at the pool and went to dinner with. From the left: Anne, Rob, Siobhan, Mark, Ali and April. Ali and April are a couple we met from Chicago. They were married on November 4th as well.
Just another night on the town!
Don't ever ask Rob to put on your sunscreen....you may end up like he did!
It's humid? Really I hadn't noticed.
This is what happens to your feet when you were leather flip flops in water. They were brown for the whole first week!
I just thought he was so cute with his red hat.
A man named Marcel from the hotel took us to a near by home that is right on the bay where seven crocodiles live. We were told by locals that there is a $10,000 fine for feeding them. We had no interest in getting that close!!
This one swam in as soon as he saw us coming.
These young school children were more adventurous in getting a closer look.
All of the school children have different uniforms. It was interesting to me that in such a casual town that they would have to wear them. The older girls nearing college wore white dresses. They looked like nursing students to me.
Some parts of town were nicer than others. This was our first outing and we were a little shocked by what we saw and how things smelled!
A lot of the homes were in stilts like this one.
