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herrmfam24
05-02-2002, 05:07 PM
I just thought i would give a tip to upcoming cruisers...it is very helpfull to bring a journal with you on your cruise. This may sound stupid...but at the end of each day if you just take time to sit down and write down in a journal what you did that day it is a great thing to look back on especially if you are interested in writing a trip report. I hope that helped! :)
Dave_from_Marietta
05-02-2002, 07:02 PM
Or you could maintain a "live" thread like I did. I really didn't spend as much time in the Internet Cafe as it seems I did. I spent most of my time posting after we'd put our child to bed... it was kinda' the same as journaling, plus it was a lot of fun.
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bbump
05-02-2002, 07:38 PM
I had a blank book that I brought with me on the vacation. I wrote in it the night before we flew to Florida, in the airplane, and every evening of the cruise. (even on the plane going home :( ) It was wonderful and relaxing to re-live the things I did that day by writing them down (while everything was fresh in my brain.) Every once in a while I take out the "journal book" and read it. I laugh at some of the funny things I mentioned, plus I drew little pictures in the book to make it more interesting. THIS IS A VERY FUN THING TO DO, AND WILL BE A VERY GOOD KEEPSAKE FOR THE FUTURE. If you have the time and energy, go for it!
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atigeg
05-02-2002, 08:16 PM
I always bring a journal with me, and always with the best of intentions...to write about my experiences every day, while they are still fresh in my mind. But somehow I always get too busy and forget all about it )or give up) after the first evening! I must have the world's largest collection of incomplete cruise journals.
Barb
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Doctor P
05-02-2002, 09:06 PM
What a great idea! I kept a journal when I went to Austria with my parents for two weeks in May 1998 and it has been really a great memory book for the trip--it also came in handy when they were planning another trip over there and had some questions about how we did certain things. I also have a journal book that I use to document our trips to and from Disney (where we get gas, prices, hotels, etc.) which has also been very handy as a planning device.
CRB#33
05-03-2002, 07:04 AM
Not stupid at all! It's a great idea!
I waited until I got home from my last Disney trip and never finished it. I'm definitely going to try and write each night.
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