lbgraves
Little Cinderella's Mommy
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I have read that some people don't understand why families make a cruise when their children are not PTd. Well, they are kids! This should be the time that they will enjoy this unlike next year or the next. I can't wait to see their faces when they see the ship, the characters, when DS has happy birthday sung to him in the dining room, when we walk down Main Street for the first time, when they walk thru the shark tanks at Sea World after watching them so many times on the travel channel. I plan on taking DD to the club for a few of the activities and staying with her if all else fails. DS didn't PT until 3.5 so I can't get upset with her at 3. It doesn't help things anyway. This is going to be the first time in over a year that we have all gone away for 2 weeks and not had to have DH check in with work. He has already promised his boss that they wont hear from him!
Anyhow, we will be at the port when it opens up in the am but I hadn't planned to even mess with the resies thing except signing DS up for the club after lunch.
If noone else going in the am is going to sign up for dinner, I will work it out to be there for HT.
We can firm up a number a little later.
Anyhow, we will be at the port when it opens up in the am but I hadn't planned to even mess with the resies thing except signing DS up for the club after lunch.
If noone else going in the am is going to sign up for dinner, I will work it out to be there for HT.
We can firm up a number a little later.
Hope they have scones and lemon curd... and clotted cream... mmmmm. Michelle, I think tea can be as long or short as you want. The food is usually dainty and/or sweet things, so it doesn't take too long to eat... but knowing this group, we'll be talking and laughing right up to when they kick us out so they can get ready for dinner!
If someone could print them out, I could get some badges and we can get together at the terminal or at the DIS meet to put them together quickly.