Hi! I had a blast at our Mom's Night Out. We saw a great play at Jeff Daniel's theater, The Purple Rose, in Chelsea, Michigan. It was called "Leaving Iowa", and it just had us in tears we were laughing so hard. What a crazy night. Of course all us Mommys stayed up to the "crack of doom" talking. The hotel was jammed with a bunch of high school hockey players in town for a tournament. At 3:30am, someone pulled the fire alarm and we had to clear out of our rooms. There was no way we were going outside b/c it was -5F. Oh, that wasn't someone in our group that pulled the fire alarm.....that's my story and I'm sticking to it.
Randy - so glad you are better and back on the board. Did the hospital say anything about us keeping the bedpans? It looks good on me, and I'd like to keep it for the sail away party.
Welcome Back Steve & Lisa! You've had your share of illnesss, and now it's time to look forward to the cruise! I spent my summers up by Inverhuron Beach on the Bruce Penninsula as a kid. Is that close to you? My cousins still live in Kincardine and Toronto. Gotta love those bag pipe parades on Saturday Night.
Oh, Oh, a lime green kilt as a cover-up for all you speedo wearing types. Lovely!
Karyn - I can't imagine how you are holding it together! I have so much going on before we leave on Tuesday morning and if I added packing my house up as well.....
Karyn & Renae - I would love to join in the book reading get together. You were reading my mind when you mentioned the cheese from Room Service. Early am, late afternoon, or whenever we can get it in on the at sea days. I always say, if you're willing to plan it, you get to pick the time. Right now, I couldn't devote the bandwidth to thinking about one yet another thing. So, I'll just go along with whatever transpires.
I can't believe how little sleep I'm operating on, so I better crash. DS is taking Hetti, our dog, to the kennel for me in the early am, and I want to make sure I'm up to say, "Goodbye" (Sniff-Sniff.) To both the dog and my son of course.
Good-night ladies and gentlemen. Have a terrific day tomorrow.
Juli