See this is why I prefer cruises that don't go to destinations where there's lots I want to see, or cruises with many many sea days. I love being able to just chill out on the ship. Eat, drink, nap....eat some more....
Definitely a different kind of vacation than I'm used to, but do wonder if I could "get used to that".
I agree with pkondz they do look like gargantuan gatos!
LOL!! I do assure you that the perspective was completely unintentional.
I have a feeling much of this tour would have gone over my head as I was raised basically atheist.
Oh I actually think you'd have loved it. There was still tons of secular history as well and as you'll see in the next post, there was a yummy lunch included.
This is just so sad. Even the daily buffet on the Disney ships has fantastic choices. The fruit is super fresh, the pastries are good. Some mornings I would go up and get us a giant plate of fruit as an appetizer before going to the sit down restaurant for breakfast.
Yeah, I just can't even eat that much. A fruit plate would have been all I could have managed and I'm not a huge pastry fan. I did end up with the Swedish/Norwegian-style fare a couple of times with lox, bagels, capers, etc...
This is how it works on Disney too. But rarely did you wait that long. They also staggered the arrival times.
I wonder sometimes if it was the 3rd party tenders at some places that caused delays. Some of the ports only allowed local tender companies to operate and maybe there weren't really enough? No idea. They did stagger times at a few of them though.
So are the arches made out of butt hoses? And what exactly is a butt hose?
LOL!!! But. Those. Arches.
Well I can tell you there are no souvenir shops at the vet, they just separate you from your money without cheap trinkets.
Yes, they are very good at that!
I think maybe that could have played a part in re-routing the river? Possibly? They didn't mention that as it was a slow process over a thousand years that is has gradually moved further from the coast. But given the recent ginormous quake there in Turkey who knows!! I did hear that there was no damage at Ephesus which I was very glad to know!
Because they don't build them like they used to.
Truth!
I'm surprised that they didn't know this already.
I wonder if it was one of those things that had to be actually tested for them to know?
Hang in there! You're doing great!
Thanks!! Passing was an enormous deal to me!
I'm not touching this comment with a ten foot butt hose.
I think it was something like the hostels in Venice were full and we couldn't find an affordable hotel. That place was just far enough away that we could get there before the hostel closed for the night and they had room. And maybe there was a train leaving for there at the right time. But the name sounds awfully familiar.
Sure sounds possible!
I haven't updated it since August when the "you know what" hit the fan with vacancies and Fran's surgeries. I thought I was going to do an update on my days at the park for OBB with M&M, but I just wasn't feeling it.
I have no idea how far behind I am NOW given it's been like ANOTHER month since you posted that. Oy!
Nope, a whole host of complications, that I probably couldn't even remember all the details even if I did talk with you on the phone, have happened since the beginning of November.
But hopefully NOW things are smoother sailing!!
That's probably why I enjoyed Europe so much. I get peeved when a restaurant puts a 90 minute limit on seating. Even though it's usually I enough time, I feel the pressure to rush and I hate that.
Yeah I do too. Seems strange they'd do that as long as you're eating and ordering more.
They still serve most of the same stuff, it's just you order it instead of pick it off the buffet. I guess I'll find out in about six weeks.
Yes you will!!!! YAY!
I'll never listen to Summer of 1969 the same way again.
