arlenesp
<font color=blue>Silly me, I thought paper was for
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Tyreak just got a call from one of his friends.
She's having a sweet sixteen party in a few weeks and called to invite him. Cool. He heard about the party and has been waiting/hoping he'd be invited.
Well, knowing her mom, I was expecting a simple little party.
Nope, he's part of the court.He needs 3 outfits for this party.
One formal, one casual and one all white outfit for when the court escorts the birthday girl in.
Of course he can't wear anything that's in his closet.![]()
The girl is truly a sweet heart and I love her to death, but man.![]()
Of course being the wimp that I am, I dont have to heart to tell him he can only attend as a guest and not be part of the court.
Sounds like those horror episodes of My sweet 16. I agree to not let him get snookered into being part of her court. It only means he will have to cater to her. What is the Mom thinking?
Talk of the Bay: Disney ships could cruise into Tampa Bay
By Times Staff
Published September 23, 2007
http://www.sptimes.com/2007/09/23/news_pf/Business/Talk_of_the_Bay__Disn.shtml
Disney Cruise Line may move some of its ships out of Port Canaveral on Florida's east coast, and executives have looked over Tampa as a possible home. Disney expects to double its fleet to four ships by 2012. The cruise line likes Port Canaveral as it's the closest to Walt Disney World, which is important because many customers combine three-and four-night cruises with stays at the theme parks. But the cruise line needs to consider other home ports and itineraries for the larger fleet, a spokeswoman said. Disney officials came to Tampa to confirm the port could handle their vessels, said port director Richard Wainio. Tom Wolber, the cruise line's operations chief, told the Orlando Sentinel that Miami and Fort Lauderdale, the nation's No. 1 and No. 3 cruise ports, are "obviously other alternatives."
Back in 04 during the hurricane season, the ships were sent to strange places to seek safe harbour. One was I believe Charleston and Galveston was one as well. There was talk of Tampa but some one posted the reasons the ships couldn't dock in Tampa and one was the height of the ship is too high to get safely under the bridge. Don't know if he was right or not but at the time sounded real convincing. Everyone seemed to agree at that time. Which makes me wonder how the Freedom of the Seas does it? Is Disney higher????
We have been bussed both down and back to Ft Lauderdale . Once after Hurricane Jeanne as PC was closed. The trip back wasn't too bad.He drove with a purpose and didn't panhandle. If I remember he took little over 2 hours.The Trip we took down to Ft Lauderdale to board the ship was awful. We were on the first bus at 10:00am and not only didn't he know where he was going, but when he stopped on the turnpike he tried to get tip money from us by putting some tacky sign on the window.He was so bad we didn't get to the ship til close to 3 and we were the first ones to get there. I for one wouldn't do it again unless I could fly down or rent a car.It was a very long trip. Just my 2 cents.