Royal Caribbean Cruisers -- How Are Things Where You Are? (was "Routine" ​ 😁 ​day in lockdown... how was yours?)

[cruisingpeople]

35 minutes ago, jmh2006 said:

Hi CC friends!  It has been a rough 10 days.  As some already know from that other site that shall remain nameless, I lost my dear father very unexpectedly on April 18th. 

 

Jennifer, So very sorry to hear of the sudden loss of your father. May he Rest In Peace.

[MJSailors]

@Ozark_Kid and @Momof3gurlz You posted good advice. 
Thank you .

MJ👩🏻

[DaniDanielle]

42 minutes ago, dani negreanu said:

 

+ 1 Greg, @Sea Dog

 

 

Dear Jennifer, heartfelt condolences on your loss. May your father RIP 😢

I am so sorry for your loss.

[akcruz]

1 hour ago, jmh2006 said:

Hi CC friends!  It has been a rough 10 days.  As some already know from that other site that shall remain nameless, I lost my dear father very unexpectedly on April 18th.  He was in good health up to the very end and would have been 88 this August.  I returned home today after a week down in North Carolina, where he lived, to help my sister take care of all the "things".  My sister moved down there from NJ last summer.  While I am still a little bit in shock that he is gone (my mother died in 2014), I am so thankful he was living life to the fullest up to the very end and we were all together the first weekend of April for a fun filled time.  My father had moved into a lovely independent living community in the fall of 2022 so he had downsized quite a bit which was very helpful this past week as were emptying his apartment.  I also urge everyone to have all their important papers organized in a file for your loved ones, should anything happen unexpectedly as did for us.  Even though we knew where all the "stuff" was he still had little post it notes all over his desk of passwords for his computer.  😃  We will be having a Celebration of Life in the summer down in NC for him.  

 

So sorry for your loss.  No matter their age losing a parent is always tough.  May his memories bring you and the family peace.

[Arzeena]

1 hour ago, jmh2006 said:

Hi CC friends!  It has been a rough 10 days.  As some already know from that other site that shall remain nameless, I lost my dear father very unexpectedly on April 18th.  He was in good health up to the very end and would have been 88 this August.  I returned home today after a week down in North Carolina, where he lived, to help my sister take care of all the "things".  My sister moved down there from NJ last summer.  While I am still a little bit in shock that he is gone (my mother died in 2014), I am so thankful he was living life to the fullest up to the very end and we were all together the first weekend of April for a fun filled time.  My father had moved into a lovely independent living community in the fall of 2022 so he had downsized quite a bit which was very helpful this past week as were emptying his apartment.  I also urge everyone to have all their important papers organized in a file for your loved ones, should anything happen unexpectedly as did for us.  Even though we knew where all the "stuff" was he still had little post it notes all over his desk of passwords for his computer.  😃  We will be having a Celebration of Life in the summer down in NC for him.  

Very sorry. Our condolences to you and your family.

[NHProud]

@jmh2006  Condolences on the loss of your dear father.  Cherish the memories of your time spent together. 

Edited April 29 by NHProud

[h20skibum]

2 hours ago, jmh2006 said:

Hi CC friends!  It has been a rough 10 days.  As some already know from that other site that shall remain nameless, I lost my dear father very unexpectedly on April 18th.  He was in good health up to the very end and would have been 88 this August.  I returned home today after a week down in North Carolina, where he lived, to help my sister take care of all the "things".  My sister moved down there from NJ last summer.  While I am still a little bit in shock that he is gone (my mother died in 2014), I am so thankful he was living life to the fullest up to the very end and we were all together the first weekend of April for a fun filled time.  My father had moved into a lovely independent living community in the fall of 2022 so he had downsized quite a bit which was very helpful this past week as were emptying his apartment.  I also urge everyone to have all their important papers organized in a file for your loved ones, should anything happen unexpectedly as did for us.  Even though we knew where all the "stuff" was he still had little post it notes all over his desk of passwords for his computer.  😃  We will be having a Celebration of Life in the summer down in NC for him.  

I am sorry to read of the passing of your father.  Condolences to your family. 

[Keksie]

2 hours ago, jmh2006 said:

Hi CC friends!  It has been a rough 10 days.  As some already know from that other site that shall remain nameless, I lost my dear father very unexpectedly on April 18th.  He was in good health up to the very end and would have been 88 this August.  I returned home today after a week down in North Carolina, where he lived, to help my sister take care of all the "things".  My sister moved down there from NJ last summer.  While I am still a little bit in shock that he is gone (my mother died in 2014), I am so thankful he was living life to the fullest up to the very end and we were all together the first weekend of April for a fun filled time.  My father had moved into a lovely independent living community in the fall of 2022 so he had downsized quite a bit which was very helpful this past week as were emptying his apartment.  I also urge everyone to have all their important papers organized in a file for your loved ones, should anything happen unexpectedly as did for us.  Even though we knew where all the "stuff" was he still had little post it notes all over his desk of passwords for his computer.  😃  We will be having a Celebration of Life in the summer down in NC for him.  

My condolences to you and your family. 

[A&L_Ont]

6 hours ago, Sea Dog said:

I’ve already told Linda if it gets bad I will leave early and come home.

She might always need your help, in case of a situation at home. 😉

[A&L_Ont]

2 hours ago, jmh2006 said:

Hi CC friends!  It has been a rough 10 days.  As some already know from that other site that shall remain nameless, I lost my dear father very unexpectedly on April 18th.  He was in good health up to the very end and would have been 88 this August.  I returned home today after a week down in North Carolina, where he lived, to help my sister take care of all the "things".  My sister moved down there from NJ last summer.  While I am still a little bit in shock that he is gone (my mother died in 2014), I am so thankful he was living life to the fullest up to the very end and we were all together the first weekend of April for a fun filled time.  My father had moved into a lovely independent living community in the fall of 2022 so he had downsized quite a bit which was very helpful this past week as were emptying his apartment.  I also urge everyone to have all their important papers organized in a file for your loved ones, should anything happen unexpectedly as did for us.  Even though we knew where all the "stuff" was he still had little post it notes all over his desk of passwords for his computer.  😃  We will be having a Celebration of Life in the summer down in NC for him.  

We are so sorry to read about your loss. Hugs from our home to yours. ❤️

[A&L_Ont]

Before any more time passes I better finish off our weekend of sports review. 

At our seats they had a menu and jelly snacks waiting for us. The seats are amazingly comfy and also have phone charger ports below the table top. You can see it in the row behind ours. 
 

Some the most comfortable ball seats we have ever sat in. 😜

 

Much nicer than the washrooms for the masses. 

 

 

I wouldn’t want to think of the payroll for these 3. 
 

[A&L_Ont]

How about some baseball food porn. We didn’t have one of every item but we probably had more than half of the items. 
 

Between the items below pop corn, peanuts and a couple hot dogs were consumed. Lisa only had the items noted below. 
 

Owen started with the Oreo snack.  Yes that’s an oversized spoon. 

 

 
 

I had the lobster roll. 
 

 

Owen also had the chicken fingers

 

 

and poutine too. Lisa had one as well. 
 

I had the brisket and Mac n cheese. Could have been better. 

 

 

Lisa had the strawberry parfait. 
 

 

While Owen had the double burger. Looked bad, tasted amazing. 
 

 

I had this little chocolate dessert

 

 

and this Score (Canadian chocolate bar) cheese cake pop. 
 

 

LOL

[George C]

3 minutes ago, A&L_Ont said:

How about some baseball food porn. We didn’t have one of every item but we probably had more than half of the items. 
 

Between the items below pop corn, peanuts and a couple hot dogs were consumed. Lisa only had the items noted below. 
 

Owen started with the Oreo snack.  Yes that’s an oversized spoon. 

 

 
 

I had the lobster roll. 
 

 

Owen also had the chicken fingers

 

 

and poutine too. Lisa had one as well. 
 

I had the brisket and Mac n cheese. Could have been better. 

 

 

Lisa had the strawberry parfait. 
 

 

While Owen had the double burger. Looked bad, tasted amazing. 
 

 

I had this little chocolate dessert

 

 

and this Score (Canadian chocolate bar) cheese cake pop. 
 

 

LOL

Love lobster rolls had one Saturday, definitely upscale food and seats , very cool.

[Luckynana]

7 hours ago, Arzeena said:

Have a great time Greg!

This home looks wonderful.

+1  

[Luckynana]

@A&L_Ont  Awesome food porn pictures, Andrew!  Especially the cheese cake pop.  Yum!

[Luckynana]

@jmh2006  Jen, my heart goes out to you, Dave, Zachary, and your sister Martha.  I know how close you were to your Dad.  You talked about him to me during our Beyond cruise.  Btw, you look just like your Mom.  (((Hugs)))❤️

[Coralc]

4 hours ago, Sea Dog said:

 

Great minds think alike. Love our clock. Also great advice for me. 
 

 

 

If only we can win that lottery!

 

 

 

Thanks Deb! Great advice.

I understand nervousness. My only advice would be to go and enjoy without anticipation of any problems. 

[Sea Dog]

Just now, Coralc said:

I understand nervousness. My only advice would be to go and enjoy without anticipation of any problems. 

And to have a few drinks!😉

[A&L_Ont]

Jays lost, and as it turns out the Leafs did too. That said we had a good time at both events. 
 

Lisa started in the row behind us and the isle back. After the second period Glen the usher told Lisa to join us. 
 

Owen and I only had beverages but Lisa had a proper prime rib sandwich. I might have had half and the some of the chips. 

 

During TV timeouts Sampsonov the starting goalie would come to the bench for some water and meditation. 

 

 

The airbrush work on the mask it amazing. 
 

 

At the end of the game Mitch Marner gave Owen his stick, which scored the only goal for Toronto. It brought about a lots of conversations with random folks on the walk back to the hotel. The drunks were the best. LOL
 

 

 

[Coralc]

@A&L_Ont I think that if Owen ever needs extra income during his adult life, he could probably have a career in the sales of hockey sport memorabilia. Amazing! 😊

[lenquixote66]

4 hours ago, jmh2006 said:

Hi CC friends!  It has been a rough 10 days.  As some already know from that other site that shall remain nameless, I lost my dear father very unexpectedly on April 18th.  He was in good health up to the very end and would have been 88 this August.  I returned home today after a week down in North Carolina, where he lived, to help my sister take care of all the "things".  My sister moved down there from NJ last summer.  While I am still a little bit in shock that he is gone (my mother died in 2014), I am so thankful he was living life to the fullest up to the very end and we were all together the first weekend of April for a fun filled time.  My father had moved into a lovely independent living community in the fall of 2022 so he had downsized quite a bit which was very helpful this past week as were emptying his apartment.  I also urge everyone to have all their important papers organized in a file for your loved ones, should anything happen unexpectedly as did for us.  Even though we knew where all the "stuff" was he still had little post it notes all over his desk of passwords for his computer.  😃  We will be having a Celebration of Life in the summer down in NC for him.  

Sorry for your loss

[BonTexasNY]

5 hours ago, jmh2006 said:

Hi CC friends!  It has been a rough 10 days.  As some already know from that other site that shall remain nameless, I lost my dear father very unexpectedly on April 18th.  He was in good health up to the very end and would have been 88 this August.  I returned home today after a week down in North Carolina, where he lived, to help my sister take care of all the "things".  My sister moved down there from NJ last summer.  While I am still a little bit in shock that he is gone (my mother died in 2014), I am so thankful he was living life to the fullest up to the very end and we were all together the first weekend of April for a fun filled time.  My father had moved into a lovely independent living community in the fall of 2022 so he had downsized quite a bit which was very helpful this past week as were emptying his apartment.  I also urge everyone to have all their important papers organized in a file for your loved ones, should anything happen unexpectedly as did for us.  Even though we knew where all the "stuff" was he still had little post it notes all over his desk of passwords for his computer.  😃  We will be having a Celebration of Life in the summer down in NC for him.  

Jennifer, let me add my condolences on the loss of your dear, beloved father.  I know sweet memories will help sustain you.

[MJSailors]

@jmh2006 Sending you and your family my sympathy for the loss of your father. 💐 

MJ🙋🏻‍♀️

[ReneeFLL]

14 hours ago, Ocean Boy said:

You don't want to hear a saw cutting through your bone?

O M G! I think I told you about my story with that one. I’ll never forget that noise.

[Coralc]

5 minutes ago, ReneeFLL said:

O M G! I think I told you about my story with that one. I’ll never forget that noise.

It sounds like bunion surgery. 😀