But...we couldn't make up our minds. We had a daily
Plan B came together when I blurted out, "How about a cruise?". Ed agreed pretty quickly - he loves warm weather and he'd been wanting to go through the Panama Canal for a very long time - so that's what we did. We found a cruise through Holland America that went through the canal, and since Ed wanted to leave right away we decided to do what they call a "Collector's Voyage" cruise - two cruises back-to-back, making one long voyage. Thirty-two days, six countries, thirteen ports of call.
We were very excited when we boarded the ship. The first thing we did was visit the room and explore the ship before the mandatory safety drill. This would be our home for the next 32 days:
Since we were used to traveling in an 8' x 11' space, this was going to be a piece of cake. What made it even better was room service, no cooking, no cleaning, no bed-making, no driving for over a month.
The no-driving part pleased Ed beyond measure.
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2014: The Higher The Hair, The Closer To God
2013: My Two Cents On Oscar Fashion
2012: A Little Nip Of A Love Affair
2011: It’s A Serious Addiction
2010: Why Play Fantasy Football When You Can Spend Your Time Making Lists For The Halle Experiment?
2009: I Hope There Isn’t Going To Be A Quiz
2008: Sunglasses Required
2007: Golden Eye
2006: Making A List And Checking It Twice
2005: Sorry, no post on this day. The blog didn’t start until May 2005!
2 comments:
Did you get to visit the Bridge and check how the Captain operates the ship?
GIL: We asked about getting a tour of the bridge but we're told that due to security concerns it wasn't possible.
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