Cheryl, the best part of a big group is that even if you aren't terribly talkative, you can slide into a few conversations, and even if you don't do that, a smile goes a long way!
We're all looking forward to meeting you and your "boys" and your family!! I used to do the overnight shift...I remember coming home at 8am and having a beer and dinner and trying to go to bed. We would switch shifts every 2 weeks - first 8am - 4pm, then 4pm till midnight, then midnight to 8am. My body would just get used to one shift and then have to move to another, it was awful. Then I got married, and got pregnant, and had kids - tell a 6 mo. old that mommy has to sleep in the day. I can completely empahtize, sleep well today!
DH is somewhat shy too, but I tend to overcompensate... *grin* As I said before, you have been warned!
Another asthmatic here, as is DD - we're not taking her nebulizer on board, we *knock on wood* have not had to use it for about a year, her "puffer" works ok...and I figured the med. center would have that, it's very basic.
I don't say it alone...it's always "was like" 
We're going to be up on the terrace to your left as you board the ship, which is the same location for the Meet and Greet. We will have the hats with us at all times until they're all passed out or we are!!!
I am starting to stress a little. I used to always be a last minute, pack the night before, or morning of, depending on departure time, person. But since I started traveling with Luke after he was born, I started doing things in advance since there was so much more to pack -- especially when he was still a baby.
