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I pretty sure that I saw a glint of light as though reflecting off a large safety pin in Nina Garcia's eyeball!

Hahaha! Good observation skills!!!:D:D:D I can't help but believe that Tim used his save on Edmund. He has the potential to win it! :)

Yes, Drib! Sandro is exactly right.... just looked at his picture. He was really abusive as I remember, verbally and physically (with objects). What a egomaniac. :rolleyes:

Hmmm... There was someone that got eliminated for getting physical. Seems like it was a Russian guy. But that could have been on America's Top Model. :o They all blend together after a while!

Completely agree that Swapnil's bra was impractical and not made for retail tastes, but I thought the fabric and workmanship was good and the styling was among the best.

I can believe that lingerie is difficult to construct ....... makes paying for nice quality easier to swallow. :)

Agreed. Was thinking it would go a different way...

I didn't like the winning set either....preferred the white or lavender. I would have hated being a model for that challenge. Even the very thin girls looked "fleshy". :o

So who got sent home? My recording quit right before the announcement.

Mine too!!!:mad: I went back to my dvr and added 5 min. This episode was 1h:32min. So annoying!:rolleyes:

I was amused at how UN-athletic Heidi and Tim are!!! :D I think a blind person could have shot a better goal than either of them did!!!:eek:

Thanks Jim, Judith, Ally and Lyric for "taking" us on Ally's first cruise! I bet it's not her last!!!:D It was fun to watch her experience it through your camera's eye!

Booty and and the rest will be happy to see you! Can't wait to see what may have happened to the rest of the chickens when you check your game cam~:(

Love the review! Ally and Lyric add a new dimension to the cruise don't they? We usually sail on Princess, but it's clear that RCI has more to entertain the little ones. Thanks so much for sharing this virtual experience! :D

Is this like a water park or something

 

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And how is it possible that there are at least three ships in port and Lyric has it to herself???:eek: My three grandsons (ages 4-7) would LOVE this place!!!:D

Great Pictures! Looks like you're having a great cruise! I guess you can get worn out just watching Lyric! I think she's going to be hooked on cruising!:D

Enjoying the Live. Take care!

Following~ Look forward to your reports!:)

Like Sandy in Spain, I find them useful when we are going to more than one destination. I can pack "outfits" per cube, complete with all the things I'll need for that destination (underwear to jewelry/accessories) without disturbing the things I'll need for another stop. I find this especially useful if there are more than one climates to consider. After the cruise or other long stay, when I'm packing to come home, I'll sort it out by dirty and clean, whites/darks, etc. The bags go into the wash too! (Zipped up, but not in dryer)

We did the full transit of the canal on the Island Princess in Cabin D705 and the only time we felt the thrusters was when the ship was maneuvering into berth at ports. Our mini-suite was excellent and had a covered balcony, which we enjoyed for the shade it provided. :)

I thought the mattresses on OP were very comfy. We were on for 16 days in June.

Our cabin was under the Panorama Buffet (8055) and there was some noise from the carts above. The location by the elevators and easy accessibility to the buffet was convenient and worth the trade off.

We were on the Pacific Princess in 8008 and heard some noise from the chairs on the deck around 6:30am for deck cleaning. Neither cabin was the sound so bad that it had a negative impact on our cruise. We love the small ships and would be happy in any of the cabins.

If you are easily annoyed by noise, choose cabin 8002,4, or 6. They are under a restroom, internet cafe and card room. :)

CuddlDud camisole for warmth under the dress and scarf over the dress. If you'll be outside for long, just bring your coat!

I only own "nude" color underclothes, but you were asking about white capris. I have several that I love from Macy's. The brand is JM Collection. The picture won't show up in white, these are khaki.

On sale for $25!!! That's 50% off! Probably more at checkout with Labor Day Sale!!! :D

http://www1.macys.com/shop/womens-clothing/womens-pants/Brand,Sortby,Productsperpage/JM%20Collection,ORIGINAL,40?id=157&edge=hybrid

There are many styles and colors and if you find something you like, buy it now!

Wow. I would never travel with that many people and only one bathroom! Suppose someone gets sick? Imagine being quarantined? :eek: No way!

I have a couple pairs of these and love them!!! :) They come in 11-12 colors and are super light and very flexible. I ordered half a size larger.

http://www.smartertravel.com/blogs/today-in-travel/product-review-propet-travel-walker-ii-our-first-perfect-10-score.html?id=12025522

They also come in a backless slip on style.

We used Smithsforairport from LHR to London and were also very happy with the service. So nice not to have to look for a cab and wonder what it's going to cost, if the driver is honest, etc. The traffic near London was horrible, though and it took about 40 minutes longer than expected. We did arrive on the day of the Queen's 75th Jubilee and our hotel was across from Buckingham Palace, so certainly not the fault of the driver. We used London Tool Kit transfer from hotel to Dover and that also worked out well for us too.

An additional consideration is renting a minivan. There was one parked at the tourist office with a rental sign in it. The cost was 1300NK per day. Gas is very expensive, but if you divide the costs between 6 passengers, it would be a good option.

We went this June and I put a paragraph on Honnigsvag (port for Nordkapp) in this thread: http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=2062439 It's an easy DIY that will save you $ over ship excursion. :) You MUST be aware of time!

When we were on the Ocean in June, I noticed all the chaise lounges by the pool were the new style furniture too! :eek::( Our cruise to the Arctic Circle was too cold to sit outside, but I was disappointed to see it.

I use a shampoo that is for gray and blonde... keeps from yellowing or turning green from chlorine, but they also make one specifically for redheads. It was recommended by my hair dresser. I get it at Sally Beauty Supply and it comes in a purple bottle. The formula keeps my gray hair very bright and shiny, so I would imagine that the red formula would also. :)

Here is what the bottle for red hair looks like: