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12/06/11 01:30 PM
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jbittle
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Yesterday at sea was rough but today was much nicer and temperatures in mid 80's. We spent the morning on Grand Turk where there isn't much to do other than snorkel. We opted to walk the 3 miles to town to look around.
There are no Harry Potter questions at trivia and our team of 5 (2 LCT and 2 B&K members) won fot the second day in a row. questions are interesting making us guess a lot. Jan even guessed the answer to "What does NRFB mean to high end doll collectors.
The Gold, Plat & Tits event was cocktails and sushi in Observation Lounge at 5:00. San Juan tomorrow afternoon.
Jim
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Re: Mariner Caribbean
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12/06/11 04:12 PM
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lonestarlady
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Sushi!! While Sushi is "okay", I would have been disappointed if they had that instead of caviar on our cruise for the G/P/T event! And David does not like sushi at all, but he will eat caviar!
Cindy TravelingTexasDuo.com"In the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years." - Abraham Lincoln
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Re: Mariner Caribbean
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12/07/11 05:53 AM
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RachelG
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I know what NRFB means!! Can I be on the team?
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Re: Mariner Caribbean
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12/07/11 10:29 AM
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xrvlcruiser
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OK . .I'll bite. What does NRFB mean?
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Re: Mariner Caribbean
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12/07/11 11:10 AM
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Denise
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never removed from box :)
Denise
Retired and loving it!
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Re: Mariner Caribbean
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12/07/11 11:48 AM
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RachelG
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I have a Barbie who has such a distinction. She is so beautiful, but my husband thinks I am an idiot for not taking her out. He just doesn't get it!
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Re: Mariner Caribbean
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12/07/11 12:01 PM
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KarenS
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I have a "Worf" Star Trek doll still in the package ![[Linked Image]](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v495/iamtribble/nerd_smiley-3.gif)
Karen
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Re: Mariner Caribbean
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12/07/11 01:23 PM
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xrvlcruiser
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Re: Mariner Caribbean
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12/07/11 03:55 PM
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joannapv
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I have given sweet very young friend here 2 American Girls dolls - her parents would not let her take them out of box - I told them if you insist on them remaining in box I will NOT give her another one - not as if they are collector's items let her play with them and dress them!!!!
Joanna
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Re: Mariner Caribbean
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12/15/11 12:26 PM
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jbittle
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We're on our final day of this 12 night cruise. Today's stop was in Princess Cays on a windy, cloudy and cool day. Key West would have been much more enjoyable. The ship is full - about 680 guests, all suites are occupied and the staff has really struggled to provide service. The newer Eastern European restaurant staff are having some problems with understanding our English, they don't have the friendly personalities of the Philippinos and don't get to know the guests as well.
Our LCT/B&K trivia team won again today. We missed one day for a wine tasting, lost twice and won all the rest. Back to reality tomorrow morning.
Jim
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