The Refugees Unleashed

by **yankee-in-france** » Sun Aug 23, 2009 1:58 pm

.... but, Dana, don't be so limiting

, who cares if they're unprintable, we want to know. :lol:

by **danascully** » Sun Aug 23, 2009 1:59 pm

yankee-in-france wrote:.... but, Dana, don't be so limiting , who cares if they're unprintable, we want to know.

Haaa! Right again, Yiffy!! :lol:

by **SavannahStar** » Sun Aug 23, 2009 2:31 pm

LOL, nothing too unprintable, guys, unless you count losing money in the casino! :twisted:

I've only gambled once, on a "casino boat" here in FL, but I gotta say I LOVED the casino on the ship. Learned how to play roulette, and boy I was hooked. Me and DS spent a few nights there, drinking cruise ship drinks and plunking our chips down. Loved it!

The highlight of my cruise was Tabyana Beach on Isla Roatan in Honduras. I thought I died and went to heaven!!! Also, swimming with the sting rays on Grand Cayman.

The food on the cruise was AWESOME.....as they always say, you come home and must immediately start a diet!!! :lol:

I would go on another cruise in a heartbeat. I met SO many people who have like 15/20/35+ cruises under their belt! I think it becomes a way of life. A lot of people I know from my job are cruising fanatics. I can understand it, now. It's such a bargain for the money.

And three cheers here for CARNIVAL!! Wooooohoooooooo, everyone was wonderful. I had the time of my life. It was sad to say goodbye to all the wonderful staff, everyone from our room steward, to the cruise director, to the dining room waiters, the casino dealers...OMG, now I'm making myself cry! :cry:

Can't WAIT until my next cruise! Don't know when it will be, but hey THIS is the way to take a vacation!!!

by **pax** » Sun Aug 23, 2009 3:18 pm

That's fantastic Savannah. Thanks for reporting. I've been on one cruise (Alaska in the summer) and it was amazing. Like you say, I'd go on another cruise in a heartbeat. Swimming in Grand Cayman and beach in Honduras sound phenomenal. I love the ocean, especially underwater life. I bet you met some really neat people. Maybe you'll stay in touch with one or two. Welcome home. Travel also helps me appreciate blessings at home. When I return I see things in a newer fresher light. That's one of my favorite things about it. Happy birthday!

by **DocTar** » Sun Aug 23, 2009 9:46 pm

WELL CRAP....I missed your birthday, Savannah! I can never find the birthday wishes in the Natalee threads! I usually just skip over anything NH!

I hope you had a splendid birthday and celebrated properly! And may you have many more happy birthdays! I hope you had a wonderful cake, too.

:rose:

by **gwen** » Sun Aug 23, 2009 10:15 pm

SS...I am so glad you had a great time on your cruise!

by **resigned** » Mon Aug 24, 2009 12:24 am

I knew you would love it, Savannah. :mrgreen:

Aren't they wonderful? - not having to unpack at each place - just laying around - the food & drinks - doing a little or as much as you like....the pool

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Welcome home and I am happy you had a great time.

by **Hannie** » Mon Aug 24, 2009 8:47 am

Great to hear your cruise was wonderful Savannah!

by **SavannahStar** » Mon Aug 24, 2009 9:00 am

Hey thanks everyone!

Woooooooooo, I am SO glad I don't have to go back to work until Thursday!!!!! :twisted:

I go pick up my dogs at the boarding kennel today at 11, and I can't WAIT. I missed them SO much. It was hard being home yesterday and last night, knowing I couldn't get them until today. Hope they aren't mad at me for leaving them for a week!

I'm still on Cloud Nine!!!!! I want to start planning my next cruise, soon!

by **prolific** » Mon Aug 24, 2009 9:02 am

Welcome home SS...glad to hear you had a great time.

by **Elaine S** » Mon Aug 24, 2009 1:01 pm

Welcome home, SS. Now you're a "cruiser," girl or a "cruiser girl." lol

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