How do you prep for something that you know will be absolutely amazing? I channel my excitement to nail polish :) If I didn't, I'd just be a hyperactive bouncy ball.
Initially, I ended my nail art with a few beachy oceany and safari-ish gradients with an elephant split on two nails.
Here's a closeup. The elephant outline was harder than I thought... but I like how the green gradient turned out. It isn't perfectly smooth, so it kind of looks like you're staring out into the forest without your glasses.
Closeup on the elephant. Is it hard to tell that it's an elephant? Btw, we didn't go ride elephants, because we didn't want to leave the resort. That's how nice the resort was :) Also the trip out to the elephant park was pretty pricey and insurance didn't cover us.
The gradients looked like it was missing something, so I used a shiny white from The Face Shop to draw some subtle decorative swirls on it.
A few photos of our trip :) I went with 5 other friends. I didn't go alone on my senior trip =__= but these are only of me because I didn't ask for their permission to put up photos of them.
See my nails? Bars everywhere. Mocktails ftw.
Trapeze! Highlight of the trip, seriously. It was so scary but exciting at the same time, and oh look there's Danny, one of my favorite GOs hanging out in the back (:
The massage room. Honeymoon suite with my wifey ;)
And the view from the massage room. Yeah. Be jealous.
My happy after-massage face :D After the massage, they brought us to this outdoors room and gave us tea to let us relax before we left!
The beautiful beautiful private beach.
On our last night, there was a trapeze show, and all of the tables and food were moved outside for us to enjoy dinner at the pool while watching the show. The perfect ending.
We couldn't stand leaving, so we stopped by the beach the next morning.
Sighh just looking at these photos make me want to go back!
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