My daughter had just been potty trained about two weeks before. Fun, huh? The only good thing about this story is that we still let her have her nuk for sleeping and we had one with us. The thing that made me think of this story now is that there were many people on our flight who ended up missing their cruise ship. Talk about cranky people. They were all on their cell phones trying to figure stuff out. I heard a group who ended up chartering a private plane to catch them up with their first port. This is where hubby and I learned our lesson and decided that when and if we ever cruised we would definitely fly down the day ahead of time. Talk about a nightmare! Seems like the kind of people who participate on the boards here are "planner" types, so I'm sure everyone will get to the ship just fine. I'll keep my fingers crossed that everyone (including us) has good luck with their travels.
...not far to go....I am working through Friday although I might take half a day on Friday. I need to start packing and do a pedi and buy bonine and....oh my...hope I have time to get all I need to done while getting ahead at work!Hi everyone-
We're in 6550, looks like deck 6 will be full of Dis'ers!
We're sooo close to 100 pages. Maybe we'll make it!
For those of you driving I-95 south wave at me as you go by exit 47 in Virginia (or exit 45 if you miss it!). That's my exit! We live about 15 minutes from there, down in the country.
If you take I-295 (which I recommend because it takes you around Richmond) wave at me at when you get towards the end at exit 3 (route 460).
Michelle, boarding passes! Yay!!!
As for what we're wearing... Um, whatever the heck I find in the abyss I call my suitcase. We are not a coordinating family. My husband would have a coronary.
But I have my black Tink bag with my little green Mickey head with DIS written on it! I'll look for everyone at the port as soon as we get checked in.
Well-- just got back from the doggy doctor
It's official-- she can't see a thing. Not even shadowsHe said that she has all the symptoms of SARD (sudden acquired retinal deficiency). I guess it happens most often in spayed, female, overweight, middle-aged dogs in the winter (yes-- in the winter?!?!). She fits all of the above except overweight (she's pretty much right on target). She had 2 of the bloodwork symptoms (low white count and high something else). Bad news is: no cause, no cure. Good news is that it doesn't have any other health effects and she can live with it-- she just needs to adjust. So what do we do? We're going to leave her at another house for 11 days
I feel like a horrible mom
The ordeal just got her a 45 minute belly rub though, so she's going to get some major spoiling benefits out of the deal because she now has me even more whipped than she already did
