jenseib
Mommy to Claire
- Joined
- Oct 28, 2006
All caught up!!! Everything looks Dreamy!!! I can't wait to see more!
Also, congrats on the awesome photo deals!!!
I am working on an update now, but it's going slow....as usual.
We went on a RCL cruise with my in-laws and my husband's whole family in August 2008. It was our first cruise. We went on a 12 day land/cruise tour of Alaska. We did a 5 day on land tour first, then boarded the ship for a 7 night cruise. We had a fabulous time, and Alaska was gorgeous, but it was primarily fun because the whole family was together having a blast. We could have been cruising and touring just about anywhere and we'd have had fun. This upcoming cruise, my BIL and his lovely wife will not be joining us, however, my daughter's husband will be joining us, and my SIL's husband will be joining us. He was not on the last cruise because they were separated at the time. They're back together. Not nec. all good though. He's a pleasant enough person to be around though. There will be a different dynamic. This time its a Caribbean cruise though, so THAT is MY kind of cruise.
It should be fun then! Different, but fun. I think I might have more fun without extended family! A few wouldn't be bad, but I wonder if my 2 sisters were with us if we would get annoyed with each other after very long. But I wouldn't mind giving it a try some day!
Totally off topic, but I have to ask - what is a "reverse raffle"? Loving your TR BTW - u always do such good ones!
A reverse raffle is when everyone has a ticket and they start pulling numbers out. The last ticket left is the winner. So you don't want your number called. But usually every 50 or so you might win some money or a prize if you are that number called then. One time my ticket got called failry early on, but I won $150 because it was at one of those special draws. Thats the only time we ever won anything. It would be cool if Skip came home with the prize. But I'm not sure how much it is.
Thanks for reading along. I love to know that people are enjoying themselves and what I am telling them is actually informative.
I try to write what I want to read. I am always asking questions about things, so if I know how it goes, I try to give some details on it.