Staybridge Suites Irvine Spectrum/Lake Forest
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Mouseketeers
We had a great family reunion in Disneyland. Maile, Shawn, Meleana and Ziggy came in from Kailua. Noa and I drove down from Novato. We headed for disneyland with Gretchen and Heather, Rick and Jody, Danielle and Ascher and Zanac. What a gang. Heather was our guide and we started with a princess breakfast with ARIEL. Meleana was in heaven. Check out the ...
Gearing up for another exciting year
... at Kathie's. Yay for me. Those counters are hard!
We have a running bet on how soon Tuffy will be home from his camping trip. I say later tomorrow & Andrew & Dont say a lot earlier. We'll see, I'll keep you posted! Also, when I was getting ready for bed, I noticed my bed was literally covered with ants. Nothing like some invasive pests to make for a restful sleep! I am beginning to take this personally.
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Just off our cruise to Mexico
... gorgeous in their ‘cruise clothes’. The little boys were pretty flash too. There were a lot of activities for younger passengers and special kids only and adults only pool areas. It is also school holidays here at the moment.
We were disappointed on the first night to discover that we had been put on a table for two. Your table is the same for the week so we asked to change. We ended up having to go to the late dinner (8.15) but we had a nice group of ...
Post day 1, April 24, Long Beach
... my explorations to the interior areas, engine room (with a glass passage outside the hull to view a propeller), and the enclosed promenade deck.
When the appointed time came for brunch, I entered a magnificent room midship on a lower deck large enough to seat about 700 first Class passengers as a group, although by modern standards the smallish portholes around the room seemed a little less luxurious. There were about 7 different buffet ...
The Queen Mary
... ocean liner ever built. During her heyday, many considered her the only civilised way to travel. With the outbreak of World War II, she was transformed into a troopship overnight. By the end of the war, "The Grey Ghost", as she was fondly called, had carried more than 800,000 troops, travelled more than 600, 000 miles and played a significant role in virtually every major Allied campaign. Retired in 1967, she was purchased by the City ...