Tag - Debarkation
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Tropical Contact Highs: Eight Breeze-y Nights in the Southern Caribbean (Part 10)featured

My cell phone service senses were tingling bright and early (well, dark and early), but man, they were far off. I kept waking up, convinced it was my spidey-like senses telling me my reception had returned, and we still weren’t quite within AT&T’s service zones. We finally docked around 5:30 am. Mom and Stephanie were Read more

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Key Largo, Montego, Baby Why Don’t We Go (Or, a Week on The World’s Largest Cruise Ship): Part Fifteenfeatured

I have this…thing. It’s hard to describe. A cosmic connection to my cell phone, if you will. And on the morning we disembark any ship, I will wake up multiple times throughout the night to see if I have service yet. This time? I was up at two. And then again every half hour until Read more

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Déjà Dream: Just Another (Pictorial) Dream Review — Part Tenfeatured

I think I’ve written before about this…sixth sense I have…when service returns to my cell phone. This morning, I woke up hourly (beginning at 2:00 am) in anticipation of that moment when my phone would buzz with all of the texts and emails of things I missed during the week. We’ve been cruising for almost Read more

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Murphy’s Law Takes Vacation — The World’s Longest Dream Review (Part Fifteen)featured

Lets wrap this baby up! Tomorrow? Onto our last cruise on the Dream from last spring 🙂 Debarkation breakfast. Just enough sustinence to get us in the car and on our way to Atlanta And after we ate? Jaime, the assistant CD, helped us get off the boat quickly and quietly with grandma before the Read more

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To Hell and Back: Escape from Snowmageddon (Or, The World’s Longest Valor Review, part 13)featured

I don’t remember what time I woke up. We weren’t docked yet, but my phone data senses were tingling. Lo and behold… It wasn’t long after that that Mom came to get us up and going. I hate debarkation days. They’re hectic, they’re frazzled and they’re downright depressing. Lets get up, run around to make Read more

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