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Polloyanna will be at the piano on the legend.Has any one enjoyed her on other cruises ? what kind of music dose she play?

She does all styles of music. She has a many page list of songs: old, new, all genres. I really enjoyed her.

I'm going to go make a new post about how I don't "get" this whole angry bird thing. I hope to see you all there.

Does anyone know where I can get a little travel sized motorcycle? thanks, mick

RE cameras...our first and 2nd digital cams were both Sony cybershot, the T5 and the H3, love them both. I dropped the H3 too many times and replaced it with the H10, which is exactly the same, only newer. I spent a long time thinking about DSLR and decided it was not for me. My real complaint with Sony is the proprietary memory cards and cables. :(

Carry on with your review, it's nice that you take time to respond to us. :)

Very enjoyable review! Our first cruise was on Valor, fun to remember. Loving the pics...sure hope there are more bikini pics coming. ;-) j/k, all pics are good. btw, what is your camera...you're good with it.

mick

Oops! As editor, that would be my fault just as much as his. Sorry. Of course, we both know the difference between the two, just a 'brain fart' by him that slipped by me.:o

 

BTW, the word for the yummy bivalves is spelled: mussels, not mussles. See how easy it is to make typos?;) Ironic, huh?

 

Seriously though, we're glad you're enjoying it.:)

Heh. you caught me. Good job! I really enjoyed each update, realizing that it is the minutia that makes it interesting. I've written missives like these after my wife has had surgery with similar results: "you should write a book!" "love yer style" "don't ever quit" etc.

DH, if you were a reader, I'd invite you to read my bloggy thing that I started after I quit with the last round of surgery updates. I find that I enjoy the writing, and have found that the more you do, the easier it is to do. (Shaky, if you want the address, let me know) It's probably where I'll review our cruise in Dec.

Thanks!

On our way to the museum, I see this boat-bumper sitting on the docks, covered in muscles and barnacles. My eyes get wide at the idea of having a gigantic bowl of linguini with a dark red sauce, piled high with the hundreds or thousands of muscles that are stuck on this one bumper. When I say gigantic, I’m picturing a bowl the size of a kiddie-pool.

 

 

I suppose I should read the next 22 pages before commenting that steaks are muscles, but you'd use mussles with yer bowl of linguini.

 

Actually, I found this memoir during a search for "bacon police"...great description, BTW. I'm really enjoying the write up, even we're not planning a trip to Canada. Thanks for yer efforts.

mick