JoeyandDavid

the shuttle driver!

It's a good thing Gramps is 92 or we would have blown it by now! Don't forget Lynda and I want to do the America's cup in St Martin. In fact, that is the only one I really don't want to miss. Crazies appear have a team ( wish i could join you guys but i can;t exert myself like that.. I could serve beverages and cheer! LOL .. but i draw the line on a two piece..( i cover these melons up for no-one!) OH NO WHAT A VISUAL!! I wonder if you can pre order the excursion.. and save over the cruise company will charge..

David saw the first one on Regent.. and it has peeked his interest....oh no travel channel what have you done..

yeah Paula.. welcome back... red or white on wine?

excellent suggestion.

now that you mention it ... i think the only time we saw a sign was in Mexico..

my opinion is ALWAYS be respectful of others beliefs... it is just some churches don't mind while others do.. we are all nakid in the eyes of ...

Millvina Dean was nine weeks old when the liner sank after hitting an iceberg in the early hours of 15 April 1912, on its maiden voyage from Southampton. The disaster resulted in the deaths of 1,517 people in the north Atlantic, largely due to a lack of lifeboats. Miss Dean, who remembered nothing of the fateful journey, died on Sunday at the care home in Hampshire where she lived, two of her friends told the BBC. Her father, Bertram, perished when the vessel sank. Her sister and mother also survived and they returned to Southampton, where Miss Dean spent most of her life.

We havent done this yet...

I think Most have heard of back to back cruises, (simply put this is where you stay on the same ship for two consecutive runs). A question for the ones that have... Were you able to book the same stateroom for both runs?, if not did the ship move your belongings for you or did you have to pack, retrieve and re process your luggage? are there any untold perks that come with doing back to back cruises?

Hi tracy and Welcome aboard!!.. I see by your signature you have been to alaska in o8 and rebooked again.. what did you enjoy most about your Alaska Cruise that made you want to repeat?

Concerning Barbados.. we are doing a tour of the island on our stop ... and most likely have lunch out...I will assume(how dangerous is that) that we will visit churches as well.. do you think we would be safe in wearing dress shorts for the day or would you suggest something below the knee? (respect for the churches)

No Bingo for us either... we played once..with friends we were cruising with...NEVER again..

Thanks for bumping this up

This is true but aren't wrist bands worn for underage people?

haven't gotten the tie yet .. i will have it mastered (fingers crossed) before our cruise I guarantee ya! and those white dinner Jackets David went to look at .. were of poor quality..so he is still searching..

marylou.. AND gentlemen... I found a great video.. it's so easy....

John thanks for that information....

that is a tough one... for one thing you will need to build in more travel time.. and I would think it would also depend on the cost of the "super shuttle or taxi" transportation from FLL to the hotel in Miami AND then from the port (after the cruise) BACK to FLL.. I just wonder if the cost and time invested isn't eaten up by the additional transportation costs.. I it may boil down to the number of bags you plan to check. Like i started my statement that is a tough one.. Lets see what the others have to say..

Quick Question... how many of the men on this cruise know how to tie a bow tie...

Andrea did you buy air yet? who else has air left to buy?.. anyone heard from Ray?

Bye Bye May ....Hello June.. Paging November!

does my math look right to you howard? The math does look good to me, Joey. thanks howard I sometimes forget to carry the one..

Thanks Ed I knew you could get to the bottom of this with your amazing Charisma Intelligence and Aspiration

does my math look right to you howard?