I don't either but I found I was able to have a more restful sleep because I could move air better.
Percodan does the same thing to me, sick as a dog.
Nice excusion into Ketchikan. You planned well, and glad the jacket was at the last stop.
We wanted to go on the Disney Alaska cruise but it did not leave from LA when we wanted to take a cruise...Maybe our next cruise will be to Alaska.
Hey! I enjoyed your post! Even wet it still looks pretty and like a fun day. I love coffee shops in the rain...
Glad you found the jacket! I have mega fears of that happening, especially with new coats!!!
What a nice afternoon, despite the rain!
I love Evan's hat. Nick loves those hats! Good thing the jacket was found and yeah for all kinds of inexpensive T's. Now that's my kind of store.
Lunch sounded yummy and unique. Too bad there are no pics, but I'll forgive you.
The Wonder is a really beautiful boat. I will never get tired of looking at pictures of her.
Cynthia, despite the rainy, dreary day, it sounds like it was a good day with some good buys on purchases too.
I have to tell you that I am drooling over the menu where you had lunch. I could eat seafood seven days a week, and I just wanted one of about everything on the menu.
How cool the way the houses are just hanging over the water that way. And a salmon run would certainly be cool to see...especially if you're from the NE, not the NW. Ketchican looks really cute. And you did get a whole bunch of cute new pics of your boys.
And seeing the Disney ship near the other cruise ships just highlight its beauty all the more. And it makes sense that Steamboat Willy would be on there somwhere, huh?
I remember in Skagway our table mates (from CA) FROZE on their eagle watching excursion.
Now granted, it was some kind of boat excursion, possibly a raft or a canoe. And they were in jeans, and got wet. Bad combo. But I'm quite sure they weren't the only ones who had similar experiences, we saw a biking excursion on the way back from ziplining that looked pretty darn wet as well and if you aren't used to that...brr.
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Or some people are just whiny babies! I'm kidding. People also just react to different temperatures in different ways. Personally, I'm OK being cold, whereas some people who've lived here their whole lives are traumatized by it every winter.
Or some people are just whiny babies! I'm kidding. People also just react to different temperatures in different ways. Personally, I'm OK being cold, whereas some people who've lived here their whole lives are traumatized by it every winter.
There is that. People here complain when it gets too hot in the summer!
It's hard to acclimate to that kind of change in humidity and temps. When I moved to Chicago it was pretty brutal for the first couple of years but honestly, it was far worse when I moved back here. I was chilled to the bone for several years until I adjusted back. It was crazy, I'd never been cold like that here growing up! Cold yes, but not that kind of chill. Granted, I'm almost always cold but this was a very different kind of cold, especially in the spring.I am one of those. I grew up in Minnesota - spent 3 yrs in ND - we're talking 30 below on a normal day sometimes - 50 below with the wind. You would think I would never be cold, right? Well, after spending time in the tropics of Okinawa, and then a year in Calif. - I still hate the cold after living here 20 years. I think it has been the snow and wind during baseball season that ruined it for me. Anyway - this is our last winter - we are headed for Phoenix and I can't wait!
Now that is funny. I don't think you could call your neck of the woods hot by any stretch, unless you're coming from the North Pole
Caught back up again!
Your seaplane excursion was soooo pretty!
There is a girl I went to school with who lives in Sutton, Alaska now (no idea where that is), but her FB posts are so funny to me....she talks about her sons getting their pilot licenses, and going out for a flight like we would take a drive in the country. And random comments about encounters with moose. But what beautiful pictures she posts!
Your wildlife encounters were interesting too (salmon and eagles and bears oh my )
Every time I read your report I get the urge to go on a cruise. I think we may shoot for 2013, that will be our 25th anniversary, so seems like a good excuse to take one.
Loved the boys double date night and that after their date night they still had to have pics with their favorite characters, and get more stuffed animals
I am one of those. I grew up in Minnesota - spent 3 yrs in ND - we're talking 30 below on a normal day sometimes - 50 below with the wind. You would think I would never be cold, right? Well, after spending time in the tropics of Okinawa, and then a year in Calif. - I still hate the cold after living here 20 years. I think it has been the snow and wind during baseball season that ruined it for me. Anyway - this is our last winter - we are headed for Phoenix and I can't wait!
You better send me a text. I will be out all day!