Didn\u2019t get around to doing much blogging on the cruise.<\/p>\n
While the internet was great when it was up and I could login, it was down a lot. Mostly when we were in or close to port. Oddly enough it worked really well at sea. Not bad when at sea is where I prefer to be.<\/p>\n
The lines that existed the first day went away. Probably as the crew learned their roles. We could see even in our stateroom that each day the cabin steward got a bit better at his job.<\/p>\n
I got a massage one day \u2013 at a reduce rate to listen to a sales pitch. Also got keratin treatment on my hair. I did buy product from them, and am really happy with the way my hair looked. I\u2019m used to a Brazilian blowout, which I\u2019ve already decided I\u2019m not doing again. This was between a hot oil treatment and the Brazilian blowout, not near as hard on my hair. When she got done, my color looked amazing. <\/p>\n
Rich REALLY enjoyed the poker cruise. His hours were quite annoying, as I kept to my hours as much as possible. But since that was the reason we went on the cruise that was great.<\/p>\n
We saw bears on the only shore excursion tour we took. We had Mount Roberts tram tickets which we used, but I didn\u2019t enjoy. It was so crowded and so about \u201cmoney, money, money\u201d. Lovely display of an eagle by a rescue group that you got it \u2013 wanted donations, and lots of gift shops.<\/p>\n
All in all, we enjoyed the cruise and I\u2019m trying to decide which cruise line I want to try next \u2013 probably Norwegian.<\/p>\n
The trip home was hard \u2013 our plane was almost an hour late taking off, and the port itself was extremely disorganized. But we\u2019re home and glad to be here.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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