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more report coming - headed to get my fur babies - i know they'll be happy to see us
more report coming - headed to get my fur babies - i know they'll be happy to see us
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back to the ship (ugh)
dinner in the same dining room - not the same table or the same folks - but the same dining room - and the other dining room looks exactly the same
dang - who eats at the same restaurant 7 days in a row
yes there is another place to eat but kids are dishing food up - touching the serving spoons to get the food off - and then serving spoon goes back in the food - where are their parents
even the all inclusives have different restaurants so you can feel a different atmosphere - well the ship has "the steakhouse" for $30 per person more
and at the all inclusives - which are not my favorites either - you can leave the resort - eat anywhere you want - and not have to worry about your room floating away
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this night we had to dance for our supper - conga line around the dining room - lol
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escargot and chateubreand - i saw the plate with the snails again - supposedly it was mushrooms that time - tasted the same
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there was a sushi bar and some other areas with ice cream and food - for extra cost
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there was an internet cafe for astronomical prices - due to having to use satelite connectivity while out to sea - believe me you could have flown to mars faster than trying to open an email
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3rd stop - ROATAN
this was our view from the jail - i mean ship
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it was kinda like being locked in the marriott hotel for a week - well not that good
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Magix</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Thanks for sharing Seveen!
The 3000 of your closest friends ting mi couldan get accustomed to.
Boat look ram! </div></div>Comment
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thanks so much for sharing Seveen!!
WOW - just look at Abu growing up!!Comment
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not only was it crowded it was loud - one day i thought i was at the jersey shore with the drinking games - and if you slept past 8 -- no lounger anywhere - but you could sit at the bar - on a granite barstool
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: sistacaf</div><div class="ubbcode-body">well.... um, what's something nice i can say?..... uhhhhhh ok - the ship is pretty. and the decorations look nice. belize looks truly lovely. and my nephew -- wow! what a handsome fellow he is growing up to be!!!
(((Abu)))
but <span style="font-weight: bold">OMG</span> the <span style="font-style: italic"><span style="font-weight: bold">crowds</span>.</span>... <span style="font-style: italic"> yeeeeeeeeeekkkss </span> i woulda felt trapped too -- like having a nightmare that i was locked inside Walmart and cudden get out!
and geez yuh think for what they charge ya to go on a cruise they coulda spare some bedding? They got you sleeping on a postage stamp.
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Been looking forward to your take on this trip Seveen
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Seveen</div><div class="ubbcode-body">
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kinda embaresing
but I looked at this pic for a good 10 minutes trying to figure out what was coming out or going into that horses mouth! seeing the umbrella coming out his [censored] didn't help 
but the ladies arms looked like legs to me and to see the 2 guys just standing watching it happen 
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It had its ups and downs, but it sounded like an enjoyable trip. I'm not really the cruise type because I know I'll get left behind at some port, but I am planning to take some kind of Christmas trip next year.
I could have just dived out your window in Roatan.
The "I don't know her. I don't know him..." made me DWL. That's when you know you are on a vacation
What is that next to the meat on the 4th pic?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Seveen</div><div class="ubbcode-body">i opted for any time dining - you are able to go to the dining room any time between 6 and 9:15 at night - you do not have a pre-arranged table - they just seat you anywhere in the dining room - i also decided to get the 5 bottles of wine offer for $113 - you got 5 tickets for wine - they would bring you a bottle in the dining room or at the bar - then you could either take it with you - or leave it at the bar or dining room to drink next time you arrived
the dining room was nice and dinner was served efficiently
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Lovely pictures of the land Seveen.. and yes I agree on the beat the clock thing.. I remember going on a cruise as a child and having that same feeling
Abu is growing up sooo nicely! I see he is tall & mawga like his twin here and loves to partay!!
If you don't fight for what you deserve, you deserve what you get.
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not fi me...i would do a train trip ovah a cruise anyday...still have travelling on the Orient Express on mi bucket list...touring and sleeping on dat kine of bus mek mi already acclamatised fi sleep pon a train but mi no tink cruise ship is my ting...Abu growing fi real....guess he partied like it was 1994 or wateva....notice the crew looks mostly Filipino...were they????
btw, welcome bak to drylandComment
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my friend Maria & I cruised to Bermuda. You are warned they will leave you. Since the island is only 20.6 sq mi and all the ports were in Bermuda, we just took a bus to the next port.
Our cruise was small, only 750 people but way to crammed for my taste now. David says he'd never go. It's like being crammed in a sardine can.
did the fur babies miss you? bet they were glad to see you.
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