Here are 3 more, but they're blury:
Are the gifts different depending on the length of cruise?
When we went in May, we got the red bag, the water bottles, and the fishnet bag. I don't remember the writing tablet or a pencil bag though.
Matthew
What is the white booklet on the CC gift pic? Was that a calendar?
How about the Big Guy drinking his "pink" drink while wearing his "pink" shirt?
Here is a pic of the Sea Bass sandwich Hazel and I split on the beach in Cabo. It was awesome.
Here are pics of one of the rain storms we had that day:
Just gorgeous!!!!!! Here is a pic of the group (sans Becky and Sean) on the port side prior to moving to the drier starboard side. Suz got wet taking this pic from blowing rain.
We saw the other view from Heather's camera 
There is a new mega SIM that came out today called "Spore". It is from Electronic Arts. Its pretty amazing, but hard to describe. We've just started playing it. You actually start out in a tide pool as a microorganism, and eventually evolve in a "creature". Then you form a tribe, then a city, at eventually end up in space. The really neat thing about it is that all of the creatures that different people create are transmitted on the internet and will show up in other people's games. So let's say Cass makes a creature in Calgary. I might encounter that creature in my world even though Cass and I have no real connection playing the game. Infinite combinations means infinite diversity. What will they think of next. Every decision made in the different stages of your "evolution" has lasting effects on the rest of the game. How you behave toward others, what you eat, where you go, etc.
Another neat side effect of the game is that it teaches various concepts to the kids. Learning about ecosystems, traits, cause and effect, etc. No matter how well you seem to be doing in the game, "There's always a bigger fish". (To quote Star Wars) Sarah got very upset when she was in the tide pool and a "giant" microorganism came along and ate her!
Matthew
O.K., here are the pics of the sunsetting over Cartagena:
I wouldn't attempt to try that! Today by itself was a challenge. I kept checking in every few hours at the least to catch up.
When we went in May, we got the red bag, the water bottles, and the fishnet bag. I don't remember the writing tablet or a pencil bag though.
Matthew
Andy, great pics of your cruise too. But could you post a link again. Chuck wants to see them now.
