Can't believe it is December when you look out and see palm trees and the temperature is like 85 degrees with humidity.
I guess I will get in the groove next week. Not sure how that is going to happen.
Jim went off to work and I went to have breakfast.
I decided to keep to the room today to work on the blog and also to keep out of the sun. I am going on the river trip tomorrow and want to be in good shape if it is really sunny.
It actually has rained for most of the day. Except during a break a little kid and his nanny were in the pool for a bit.
Again tried to rest this afternoon but the hotel is so noisy. I guess the people beside us was moving out. Not a place to rest.
Texted with Vicky, Tom and Jen. Skyped with Tim. Everyone doing ok. Can't wait till Mama's back.
Fiji
Tuesday, December 2, 2014
Sunday, November 30, 2014
Sunday Pacific Harbour Day
We were ready for the taxi man at 10. His name was Ram and we had a drive along the Queen's Highway. Mainly 2 lanes and they all drive crazier than we do back home.
Luckily it was sunny in Pacific Harbor. We visited the Arts Village and then off to the beach. We were at The Pearl which actually held that night a beauty pageant World Supermodel. Didn't see anything like that.
It was so nice to swim in the pacific ocean, it was warm compared to the Atlantic and the cottage.
Problem for me was getting burnt. Should have know better.
Ram stopped at a road side and got us fresh coconuts so we could have fresh water. Yummy.
There is a picture of The Pearl Resort.
We sat over in shade (not me) and drank some Fiji bitters and Fiji Gold. What a lovely day at the beach.
We laid down for a bit before going to have supper. I thought I heard a real deep engine sound. So I got up to look and there was right outside our door the largest catamaran in the world. It is called the Hemisphere.http://www.sy-hemisphere.com
Somehow they came into the bay and I guess they couldn't really park there. So they turned around and headed back out to sea and parked behind Bat Island. Everyone was out on their balconies and out on the deck taking pictures of this behemoth. Excitement!
We then went to dinner where all the talk was of the catamaran. The Band was playing again so it was nice background music.
Came back and found an old movie "The Loser", I have never seen this picture with Jason Biggs and Mena Suvari. What ever happened to them? Cute but predictable.
Weekend done. Jim back to work tomorrow.
Luckily it was sunny in Pacific Harbor. We visited the Arts Village and then off to the beach. We were at The Pearl which actually held that night a beauty pageant World Supermodel. Didn't see anything like that.
It was so nice to swim in the pacific ocean, it was warm compared to the Atlantic and the cottage.
Problem for me was getting burnt. Should have know better.
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| The Pearl Resort |
There is a picture of The Pearl Resort.
We sat over in shade (not me) and drank some Fiji bitters and Fiji Gold. What a lovely day at the beach.
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| Jim wading out into the water. |
We laid down for a bit before going to have supper. I thought I heard a real deep engine sound. So I got up to look and there was right outside our door the largest catamaran in the world. It is called the Hemisphere.http://www.sy-hemisphere.com
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| Hemisphere |
We then went to dinner where all the talk was of the catamaran. The Band was playing again so it was nice background music.
Came back and found an old movie "The Loser", I have never seen this picture with Jason Biggs and Mena Suvari. What ever happened to them? Cute but predictable.
Weekend done. Jim back to work tomorrow.
Saturday November 29
Saturday no sleeping in here. Too much noise where our particular room is situated. On the first floor right near the check in desk. We get up and go and have a lovely breakfast on the open patio. Later on we take a taxi to the Fiji Museum. I was there earlier in the week so got to see the gardens.It is raining cats and dogs and doesn't want to let up. Jim can't stroll around to take pictures. We get another taxi to take us to the MHCC place as we need a few things and want to walk around a bit. By the time we get to the downtown it has stopped raining so we are able to do our walk around not getting wet. Take him to Tapoo City and look at the stoves and such. There are so many clerks working the floor you have people saying Bula every few minutes and asking you if you need help. Not like where we come from and try and find someone to help you at the Bay.
We lug back our water and groceries in another taxi. By the time we are ready to go and eat there is a couple of guys playing guitars and singing. In the lobby are people who are part of a wedding party.The bride and groom are traditionally dressed Fijian style. We listen to the "band" for awhile before we go and eat. They sing contemporary songs and some Fijian. Nice to sit and relax.
I have the lovely fish curry again. Jim has the tandori chicken which is really good also.
Not much to watch on tv here. Thought about going to the movies but that is another taxi and that is at night. We understand that it is better to be indoors after sunset!
Did watch something for a little while.
We lug back our water and groceries in another taxi. By the time we are ready to go and eat there is a couple of guys playing guitars and singing. In the lobby are people who are part of a wedding party.The bride and groom are traditionally dressed Fijian style. We listen to the "band" for awhile before we go and eat. They sing contemporary songs and some Fijian. Nice to sit and relax.
I have the lovely fish curry again. Jim has the tandori chicken which is really good also.
Not much to watch on tv here. Thought about going to the movies but that is another taxi and that is at night. We understand that it is better to be indoors after sunset!
Did watch something for a little while.
Friday November 28
Anne and I meet for breakfast and to discuss our excursion. The Jewel
of Fiji is recommended and it is a boat ride up the Navua River http://www.discoverfijitours.com/jewel_fiji.html
It is called the Awesome Foursome. We are to motor boat ride up the river, have a meet and greet with the tribal chief and visit a waterfall.
After sometime in the room we venture out to take a walk to the Lami Bay grocery stores. We find the MH grocery store and then walk a ways to the RB Patel grocery store. I buy another towel and a bathing suit which doesn't fit me. Do I return it or do I fix it at home?
We get back and again because it has been so hot and humid, back into the pool. I get a little bit red from the sun. Hoping to get a base.
Jim returns for a bit but has to return for the job at 10. We make plans to go to Pacific Harbor on Sunday. Someone at Vodafone recommends this taxi/tour driver that will take us there and then drive us back.
It is called the Awesome Foursome. We are to motor boat ride up the river, have a meet and greet with the tribal chief and visit a waterfall.
After sometime in the room we venture out to take a walk to the Lami Bay grocery stores. We find the MH grocery store and then walk a ways to the RB Patel grocery store. I buy another towel and a bathing suit which doesn't fit me. Do I return it or do I fix it at home?
We get back and again because it has been so hot and humid, back into the pool. I get a little bit red from the sun. Hoping to get a base.
Jim returns for a bit but has to return for the job at 10. We make plans to go to Pacific Harbor on Sunday. Someone at Vodafone recommends this taxi/tour driver that will take us there and then drive us back.
Thursday November 27
I decide today after having been in the dirty smelly city of Suva that I will stay in the room and catch up with the kids on Skype. Jen,Vicky and Chloe are there and we talk for a bit.
I check outside and it is quite nice so I decide to take a swim. I meet up with a woman from New Zealand who is here with her husband who is also working. She mentions about a sight seeing expedition next week. We plan to meet for breakfast Friday morning to discuss.
I check outside and it is quite nice so I decide to take a swim. I meet up with a woman from New Zealand who is here with her husband who is also working. She mentions about a sight seeing expedition next week. We plan to meet for breakfast Friday morning to discuss.
Wednesday November 26
Same routine, Jim leaves for work and I go and have my big breakfast. Today I decide to go to Domodar City. Supposedly has best grocery store for foreigners. It is called New World IGA,
It is quite farther than downtown Suva. Cab driver has to be paid extra. He drives like a maniac. There is no air conditioning and it is hot and humid again.
Domodar City is an outdoor 2 level plaza. IGA is on the downstairs and I grab a cart and start shopping. Fresh banana bread for Jim, gluten free crackers for me, sultana's and some more nuts.
I spy a suitcase that is about the right size for our extra's. 69.00 dollars Fijian, better price and just as good as the 139.00 one. I get it and am able to store my groceries in it while I walk around the mall. There is a movie house and a few other stores. Jack's of Fiji is there and I buy a few more gifts. Get a real Fiji shirt for Jim.
I feel I am done too early to get into another taxi so I go into another Gloria Jeans and have coffee and some of the nuts that I have bought and read the newspapers that I have bought. Air conditioned Ahhhh
Get in a rickety dirty cab. The young man tries to talk to me but I can't understand him and he has the windows open and the music on. Glad to get back and go for a swim. I meet Anne a woman from New Zealand we are able to chat and decide since our husbands are working we should go on an excursion.
Jim is late again so I nibble on fruit, nuts and I finally make some porridge which makes me feel better. Tummy was grinding!!!!
It is quite farther than downtown Suva. Cab driver has to be paid extra. He drives like a maniac. There is no air conditioning and it is hot and humid again.
Domodar City is an outdoor 2 level plaza. IGA is on the downstairs and I grab a cart and start shopping. Fresh banana bread for Jim, gluten free crackers for me, sultana's and some more nuts.
I spy a suitcase that is about the right size for our extra's. 69.00 dollars Fijian, better price and just as good as the 139.00 one. I get it and am able to store my groceries in it while I walk around the mall. There is a movie house and a few other stores. Jack's of Fiji is there and I buy a few more gifts. Get a real Fiji shirt for Jim.
I feel I am done too early to get into another taxi so I go into another Gloria Jeans and have coffee and some of the nuts that I have bought and read the newspapers that I have bought. Air conditioned Ahhhh
Get in a rickety dirty cab. The young man tries to talk to me but I can't understand him and he has the windows open and the music on. Glad to get back and go for a swim. I meet Anne a woman from New Zealand we are able to chat and decide since our husbands are working we should go on an excursion.
Jim is late again so I nibble on fruit, nuts and I finally make some porridge which makes me feel better. Tummy was grinding!!!!
Tuesday November 25
Once again after Jim has left for work I go to the dining area and have their full breakfast. Eggs sunny side up, bacon, sausage and gluten free pancakes. To start I had pineapple slices, watermelon and pawpaw. Of course lots of coffee.
It is funny to watch them dump food over the side for the fish. They leap and thrash to get at the pieces of toast etc...There are also these funny birds that fly in and walk around like they own the place.
Come back and check in with the kids back home and then try and get the shuttle back into town. This time I am informed that the shuttle is not available but they will call me a taxi on their dime. Ok whatever. Well, the taxis in Suva/Lami are much to be desired. Some are fine, some are down right dangerous.
The driver today is alright. His cab is clean and I can understand what he is saying. He is an ex warden of a prison somewhere else. Had enough of being away from his family so is driving a taxi.
He drops me off at Tapoo Center. Says he will pick me up if I call him when I am done. I walk around to see what there is there. At the top of this really nice modern shopping center is a large window that I can look out and see Suva Harbour. There is a big cruise ship parked.
I look for an extra bag to take back all our stuff and see the cheapest one for about 139.00 Fijian.
Take some pictures will decide later if this is what we want.
Visit Courts the department store sort of like a poor man's La Baie. When you check out you have to go through security to get your bag for your purchases. Really high security here in all the stores.
Change some canadian money at the MHCC and get 1.63 for every 1.00 Canadian.
Call taxi guy, sit and wait and have another coffee at Gloria Jeans. Mmmm Coffee.
Jim works late so I eat some of my fruit and nuts that we have. Seems to be enough because of the big breakfast in the morning.
It is funny to watch them dump food over the side for the fish. They leap and thrash to get at the pieces of toast etc...There are also these funny birds that fly in and walk around like they own the place.
Come back and check in with the kids back home and then try and get the shuttle back into town. This time I am informed that the shuttle is not available but they will call me a taxi on their dime. Ok whatever. Well, the taxis in Suva/Lami are much to be desired. Some are fine, some are down right dangerous.
The driver today is alright. His cab is clean and I can understand what he is saying. He is an ex warden of a prison somewhere else. Had enough of being away from his family so is driving a taxi.
He drops me off at Tapoo Center. Says he will pick me up if I call him when I am done. I walk around to see what there is there. At the top of this really nice modern shopping center is a large window that I can look out and see Suva Harbour. There is a big cruise ship parked.
I look for an extra bag to take back all our stuff and see the cheapest one for about 139.00 Fijian.
Take some pictures will decide later if this is what we want.
Visit Courts the department store sort of like a poor man's La Baie. When you check out you have to go through security to get your bag for your purchases. Really high security here in all the stores.
Change some canadian money at the MHCC and get 1.63 for every 1.00 Canadian.
Call taxi guy, sit and wait and have another coffee at Gloria Jeans. Mmmm Coffee.
Jim works late so I eat some of my fruit and nuts that we have. Seems to be enough because of the big breakfast in the morning.
Monday November 24th
Jim is off to work at Vodafone Headquarters. I decided to take the hotel up on their offer of Novotel Shuttle that would take me into town. I have mapped out and checked city walks to see what I want to do. I got them to drop me off at MHCC place (Morris Headstrom) shopping center. I took a peak inside scoping out a hat for Jim. Decide that I am feeling capable of walking down Victoria Parade to the Fiji Museum.
Little did I know that the sun was so hot on my neck that I could feel the heat when I got to the Museum. I paid the admission fee, bought a cold Fiji Water bottle.and was glad that there was air conditioning in some of the rooms. Took pictures and went out into Thurston Gardens and took pictures of the marvelous old trees and beautiful flowers.
Once I started my trip back I put up my umbrella to protect my neck. So hot and humid. I stopped in the Republic of Cappuccino and had a cappuccino. Sat in air conditioning and cooled off a bit before I started back out again. Got to MHCC, got Jim's hat and went shopping for chocolate and fruit for the room. I was done early for the shuttle to pick me up so I went and had another coffee at Gloria Jeans. In a real coffee mood. Got the shuttle back. Went for swim and sat by the pool. Jim was back for dinner and we had a nice one.
Sat outside around dusk and saw the fruit bats swarming out from the island across the way. Nice to see some bats are thriving in this world.
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| On the right is bat island |
Weekend
Once we got to the Novotel Lami Bay Resort we were checked into the ground floor near the pool. Beautiful view of the bay and pool.
We had a shower since we had been traveling for over 24 hours. Decided we were hungry and went for brunch in the open air dining room. I had the most marvelous fish
curry and Jim had the Nasi Goreng. Had them bring me a coffee that I
still rave about. After the crappy airline coffees this was dark roasted
and had a nice froth on top with a little heart shaped on top. After
that wonderful meal we went for a walk to the Lami grocery store (Shop
and Save), got paper towels, more Kleenex and water. You know you are a stranger in a strange land when people are looking at you strangely!
It was very hot and
humid walk so when we got back we went for a swim in the pool and dried up
on deck.. Didn't realize how hot it was so Jim burned the top of his
head. The sun
down here is really strong. Do not realize it when the cooling breeze
from the ocean is on you. We then laid down and slept soundly for 4
hours which would have been around 8. Figured we better stay up for a
few hours to get into the time zone.
Sunday we partook of their wonderful breakfast on the open patio. They even had gluten free pancakes and they were delicious with eggs, bacon and sausages. We went for another walk the other way but there really wasn't anything nice to see. Shacks, cement factory.....very poor country, third world someone might say.
Later on we sat up on the deck and I had something I had tried earlier a "Bus Ride" Gin, triple sec and cranberry juice. Really yummy. Jim had Shaken but not Stirred Martini's. Nice buzz and went and had another lovely meal. End of the weekend. Really feeling like we are in Paradise. Too bad Jim has to go to work tomorrow
We had a shower since we had been traveling for over 24 hours. Decided we were hungry and went for brunch in the open air dining room. I had the most marvelous fish
curry and Jim had the Nasi Goreng. Had them bring me a coffee that I
still rave about. After the crappy airline coffees this was dark roasted
and had a nice froth on top with a little heart shaped on top. After
that wonderful meal we went for a walk to the Lami grocery store (Shop
and Save), got paper towels, more Kleenex and water. You know you are a stranger in a strange land when people are looking at you strangely!Sunday we partook of their wonderful breakfast on the open patio. They even had gluten free pancakes and they were delicious with eggs, bacon and sausages. We went for another walk the other way but there really wasn't anything nice to see. Shacks, cement factory.....very poor country, third world someone might say.
Later on we sat up on the deck and I had something I had tried earlier a "Bus Ride" Gin, triple sec and cranberry juice. Really yummy. Jim had Shaken but not Stirred Martini's. Nice buzz and went and had another lovely meal. End of the weekend. Really feeling like we are in Paradise. Too bad Jim has to go to work tomorrow
Passing Through Checkpoints
I started the blog before we went to Fiji. There was a lot of anxiety over the flying and what to bring.
A week later I have to say the flights were fine and I believe we brought everything that really mattered.
We got up around 4 Thursday morning, quick shower, the last few things to pack. It had snowed a bit.
The drive to the airport was fast. Jim drove but Tim drove back so we wouldn't have to take a taxi. We got in and were able to check in right away. Problem with Jim's bag is that it was overweight and they actually didn't know what to charge us. Finally settled on 100.00. Doesn't everything these days costs 100.00 dollars, pinky in cheek.
Paid the woman and we were on our way. Passing through the Canadian check point is always a breeze. They wanded Jim and checked his palms for explosives. I always tell him not to wear gloves, it drives them crazy. I wore slip off shoes so that helped with taking the shoes off and putting them back on. They make you take out your laptop for screening, put it in one bucket please, take your coat off put in bucket along with shoes, purse and any 100ml bottles you might be carrying, oh and lay your passport and ticket on top of all of that. It is a wonder that we are able to retrieve and rearrange ourselves properly. Gah!
So we got to our gate destination and waited for a bit. Used that time to take off a long sleeved undershirt that I realized I did not need. On to plane 1, Air Canada Air Bus 320, Ottawa to Vancouver. I had a nice window seat so was able to see as we passed over the different provinces. Most of the time it was very cloudy and we were up high. Left Ottawa at 7:30 and arrived around 1 o'clock our time and 10 o'clock Vancouver time. We met up with Jim's sister Robin and she took us to get something to eat. We were not that hungry but felt we needed something, especially coffee because I think the stuff they serve on the airplanes is garbage. We yakked for awhile and then it was time to hurry to the next plane and again we had to go through the security. I must say the only thing that made this trip easy is not having to pick up our baggage as it was a through to Fiji. There was a line up and I hoped it would hurry along and it did. Same procedure as above but they are very nice about everything. Plane number 2 was Alaskan Airlines Boeing 737-700.
A smaller plane with smaller seats it seemed. Glad it was only 3 hours, felt very claustrophobic.
They served some not gluten free shitty snacks that I gave to a guy sitting beside Jim. We weren't hungry. It was a bit bumpy not like the trip from Ottawa to Vancouver. The pilot of the Air Canada flight was a smooth lander. Plane touched down at LAX around 5 o'clock pacific time. We had to leave the main terminal and walk over to Tom Bradley International. Bit of a hike but we needed to walk because of all the sitting. By then it was 2 o'clock our time and we still had to wait until 9:30 Pacific to board the plane bound for Nadi Fiji which meant that we would be boarding the plane at 12:30 Eastern Standard. I got water bottles from the Kiosk and had some snack bars to keep me awake.
The next airplane was an Airbus 330-200. That is actually a very big airplane. Two seats on either side and 5 in the middle. Problem I had a guy in front who wanted to keep his seat reclined most of the way.
Hope that doesn't happen on the way back.After about an hour we were served dinner, Jim had the chicken and I had the beef. His chicken seemed better than my beef. After dinner service was over and everything was cleared up, it got really bumpy so they never came around to serve us coffee or anything. I actually got up and went up front and asked the stewardess for water. Luckily we were close to first class so they gave us a small bottle of cold Fiji water. Must remember to get water for long trip back.
The flight was supposed to be 11 and a half hours but we were in Nadi before 6 am Saturday November 22. We had lost a day in transit. Found our luggage and went to Vodafone and got new sim cards for our Iphones. Then off to find where we get the small plane to Nausori Aiport. Walked over to domestic and was able to get on the smaller plane earlier. It was a small plane and it only took about 20 minutes in the air which was great as we got to the hotel room by just after 9. They charged us again for the luggage. If we ever come back we will take a taxi from Nadi to Suva. Cheaper and no extra charges..
A week later I have to say the flights were fine and I believe we brought everything that really mattered.
We got up around 4 Thursday morning, quick shower, the last few things to pack. It had snowed a bit.
The drive to the airport was fast. Jim drove but Tim drove back so we wouldn't have to take a taxi. We got in and were able to check in right away. Problem with Jim's bag is that it was overweight and they actually didn't know what to charge us. Finally settled on 100.00. Doesn't everything these days costs 100.00 dollars, pinky in cheek.
Paid the woman and we were on our way. Passing through the Canadian check point is always a breeze. They wanded Jim and checked his palms for explosives. I always tell him not to wear gloves, it drives them crazy. I wore slip off shoes so that helped with taking the shoes off and putting them back on. They make you take out your laptop for screening, put it in one bucket please, take your coat off put in bucket along with shoes, purse and any 100ml bottles you might be carrying, oh and lay your passport and ticket on top of all of that. It is a wonder that we are able to retrieve and rearrange ourselves properly. Gah!
So we got to our gate destination and waited for a bit. Used that time to take off a long sleeved undershirt that I realized I did not need. On to plane 1, Air Canada Air Bus 320, Ottawa to Vancouver. I had a nice window seat so was able to see as we passed over the different provinces. Most of the time it was very cloudy and we were up high. Left Ottawa at 7:30 and arrived around 1 o'clock our time and 10 o'clock Vancouver time. We met up with Jim's sister Robin and she took us to get something to eat. We were not that hungry but felt we needed something, especially coffee because I think the stuff they serve on the airplanes is garbage. We yakked for awhile and then it was time to hurry to the next plane and again we had to go through the security. I must say the only thing that made this trip easy is not having to pick up our baggage as it was a through to Fiji. There was a line up and I hoped it would hurry along and it did. Same procedure as above but they are very nice about everything. Plane number 2 was Alaskan Airlines Boeing 737-700.
A smaller plane with smaller seats it seemed. Glad it was only 3 hours, felt very claustrophobic.
They served some not gluten free shitty snacks that I gave to a guy sitting beside Jim. We weren't hungry. It was a bit bumpy not like the trip from Ottawa to Vancouver. The pilot of the Air Canada flight was a smooth lander. Plane touched down at LAX around 5 o'clock pacific time. We had to leave the main terminal and walk over to Tom Bradley International. Bit of a hike but we needed to walk because of all the sitting. By then it was 2 o'clock our time and we still had to wait until 9:30 Pacific to board the plane bound for Nadi Fiji which meant that we would be boarding the plane at 12:30 Eastern Standard. I got water bottles from the Kiosk and had some snack bars to keep me awake.
The next airplane was an Airbus 330-200. That is actually a very big airplane. Two seats on either side and 5 in the middle. Problem I had a guy in front who wanted to keep his seat reclined most of the way.
Hope that doesn't happen on the way back.After about an hour we were served dinner, Jim had the chicken and I had the beef. His chicken seemed better than my beef. After dinner service was over and everything was cleared up, it got really bumpy so they never came around to serve us coffee or anything. I actually got up and went up front and asked the stewardess for water. Luckily we were close to first class so they gave us a small bottle of cold Fiji water. Must remember to get water for long trip back.
The flight was supposed to be 11 and a half hours but we were in Nadi before 6 am Saturday November 22. We had lost a day in transit. Found our luggage and went to Vodafone and got new sim cards for our Iphones. Then off to find where we get the small plane to Nausori Aiport. Walked over to domestic and was able to get on the smaller plane earlier. It was a small plane and it only took about 20 minutes in the air which was great as we got to the hotel room by just after 9. They charged us again for the luggage. If we ever come back we will take a taxi from Nadi to Suva. Cheaper and no extra charges..
Getting Ready
It has been a month since Jim mentioned Fiji. We found out on Tuesday November 4 that Jim was needed in Fiji to help Vodaphone. Next day he was on the phone to Carlson Wagon Lit the travel agents for the business people. He spent 2 hours on the phone with the travel agent to get the right flights for the right price.
As it stands we leave for Vancouver on Air Canada at 7:30 Thursday November 20th. We arrive at 9:50 Vancouver time. From there we board Air Alaska at 2 pm and arrive in Los Angeles at 4:50 pm.
We have a 4 and a half hour wait in LA until our flight at 9:30 to Nadi Fiji.
We haven't got much time to get ready and time is ticking. Needed to get a voltage convertor for all our electronics. Found one at The Source.
Getting ready for a long haul flight and staying somewhere for 2 weeks is something I have never done. I have been checking all the blogs on what to bring on the airplanes and to the hotel in Fiji.
List, lists and more lists.
As it stands we leave for Vancouver on Air Canada at 7:30 Thursday November 20th. We arrive at 9:50 Vancouver time. From there we board Air Alaska at 2 pm and arrive in Los Angeles at 4:50 pm.
We have a 4 and a half hour wait in LA until our flight at 9:30 to Nadi Fiji.
We haven't got much time to get ready and time is ticking. Needed to get a voltage convertor for all our electronics. Found one at The Source.
Getting ready for a long haul flight and staying somewhere for 2 weeks is something I have never done. I have been checking all the blogs on what to bring on the airplanes and to the hotel in Fiji.
List, lists and more lists.
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