AbeeNormal
01-25-2008, 10:33 PM
Cast:
Me - Abee (AKA Chris) 40 in Feb. Yeahooooo!
DH - Jeff 37
DS - Jack 7
DS - Jones 6
Lee - (Abee's Mom) Age is a # & hers is unlisted
MIL
FIL
Just click on the link to see our trip pictures:
http://good-times.webshots.com/album/562288939qRaoix
I never was that interested in cruising before we left, well folks I sure can't say that any more. This was an amazing experience & I can't wait to do this again. I'm so glad that my children are experiencing this young so they won't wait to start enjoying life, especially with their families.
I was really excited to tell you all about my cruise plans for next year which was going to be the repositioning cruise from Port Canaveral thru the Panama Canal and ending at the Port of Los Angeles. We were so excited about it. Well Disney isn't offering that next year so a wonderful gal named Nanci from Magical journey's is looking into back to back cruises for us in the Bahama's. I wish I would have used them last time instead of AAA, or agent from AAA was really bad. But hey now I know just what to do.
For those of you out there with or without kids do this vacation it's an absolute must, if you've been thinking about it do it now that way you have less of the "I wish we did this a long time ago" don't wait until you're almost 40 like I did. The memories you take with you are joyous, happy, amazed, delighted, excited, gleeful, surprised, relaxed, rejuvenated, exhuberated, exhilerated, triumphant, (I love that word) stuffed, half stuffed, full, giddy, in love & in awe(lots).
If you can - get a veranda - I think that was one of the things we enjoyed the most and didn't expect to because of the "you don't spend anytime in your cabin" from most cruisers. Not true with a veranda talk about stars at night like nothing you've ever seen.
Nassau - Ladies bring your cash and shop with the natives - they are delightful and fun & have some amazing bags and other trinketts just waiting to be bought.
Castaway Cay - The clearest water, the cleanest prettiest softest sand you've ever touched. Hammocks for relaxing - Buffets for eating - Ice cream for fun - & shopping to boot. & Much, much more of course.
Being on the ship at sea - I think I enjoyed this most. It's kind of like Matthew Broderick says "It's not what are we going to do today - it's - What aren't we going to do today. There are so many activities it will make your head spin.
Thanks to all of you here on Intercot - I was able to have a fabulous week with my kids having the time of our lives. Thank you for your guidance, sharing your experiences with me, being honest, telling the good and the bad, always being there, laughing out loud (LOL) and being a guide to so many like me that didn't have a clue.
I am going to try my best to somehow get my pictures to you so that I can truly share the experience.
Thanks so much for reading and I'll see you on the ship!!!
Me - Abee (AKA Chris) 40 in Feb. Yeahooooo!
DH - Jeff 37
DS - Jack 7
DS - Jones 6
Lee - (Abee's Mom) Age is a # & hers is unlisted
MIL
FIL
Just click on the link to see our trip pictures:
http://good-times.webshots.com/album/562288939qRaoix
I never was that interested in cruising before we left, well folks I sure can't say that any more. This was an amazing experience & I can't wait to do this again. I'm so glad that my children are experiencing this young so they won't wait to start enjoying life, especially with their families.
I was really excited to tell you all about my cruise plans for next year which was going to be the repositioning cruise from Port Canaveral thru the Panama Canal and ending at the Port of Los Angeles. We were so excited about it. Well Disney isn't offering that next year so a wonderful gal named Nanci from Magical journey's is looking into back to back cruises for us in the Bahama's. I wish I would have used them last time instead of AAA, or agent from AAA was really bad. But hey now I know just what to do.
For those of you out there with or without kids do this vacation it's an absolute must, if you've been thinking about it do it now that way you have less of the "I wish we did this a long time ago" don't wait until you're almost 40 like I did. The memories you take with you are joyous, happy, amazed, delighted, excited, gleeful, surprised, relaxed, rejuvenated, exhuberated, exhilerated, triumphant, (I love that word) stuffed, half stuffed, full, giddy, in love & in awe(lots).
If you can - get a veranda - I think that was one of the things we enjoyed the most and didn't expect to because of the "you don't spend anytime in your cabin" from most cruisers. Not true with a veranda talk about stars at night like nothing you've ever seen.
Nassau - Ladies bring your cash and shop with the natives - they are delightful and fun & have some amazing bags and other trinketts just waiting to be bought.
Castaway Cay - The clearest water, the cleanest prettiest softest sand you've ever touched. Hammocks for relaxing - Buffets for eating - Ice cream for fun - & shopping to boot. & Much, much more of course.
Being on the ship at sea - I think I enjoyed this most. It's kind of like Matthew Broderick says "It's not what are we going to do today - it's - What aren't we going to do today. There are so many activities it will make your head spin.
Thanks to all of you here on Intercot - I was able to have a fabulous week with my kids having the time of our lives. Thank you for your guidance, sharing your experiences with me, being honest, telling the good and the bad, always being there, laughing out loud (LOL) and being a guide to so many like me that didn't have a clue.
I am going to try my best to somehow get my pictures to you so that I can truly share the experience.
Thanks so much for reading and I'll see you on the ship!!!