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can anyone tell me why the hell the conversation went this way?
I only said the shower area is cramped. you turn and you hit the wall easily, nothing to do with a second person.
What she said. We have strange minds.In response to your question, haven't you noticed before? We're all crazy here!
I think thats the point.As silly as this sounds, the first time I ride the monorail during each vacation, and hear the spiel (in English and Spanish), I always think, "I'm really here at Disney World!!!"
One of the first facts she pointed out was all the houses were just as colorful as the first buildings we saw. Twice a year everyone repaints and patches their home because almost all of them are made of limestone. 
No wonder they were so vibrant! He then told us he has eight children---all girls! 
Curacao is a part of Holland and by the fifth grade all students are fluent in Dutch, English, Spanish and Papiamentu which is a combination of Dutch, Portugese, Spanish, English, African and Indian. 
(Surprisingly the whole place was only as big as One Man's Dream.) We also got to sample their product. 
The flavors were chocolate, coffee, rum raisin and the original Curacao Liqueur (that comes in blue, red, orange, clear and green) is orange flavored. We also learned that the alcohol they use to make the liqueur is imported....from CANADA. 
Quite a contrast to the atmosphere of the remainder of the island. We were given a free drink but the only beer I recognized was Amstel so that 's what we had. There were many small shops in a plaza if you didn't swim. I browsed but a.)nothing interested me and b.)nothing I would pay those prices for. 
My friends bought a few minibottles because we were told the chocolate and rum raisin were good in ice cream. 
(Might as well check it out. ) My daughter and I spent..........one whole dollar on a postcard for her godmother. 
Yep, blowing wads of money on souvenirs is not my thing I guess. I was listening more to my stomach saying, "You need to eat, fool!" 
(Pretty sure it was a Mr. T voice)
You're welcome.Our time in Curacao was my favorite of the cruise. After a good night's sleep, NOT falling out of the bathroom and enjoying a good meal from the breakfast buffet we were off to our shore excursion. Today we were on a motorcoach tour of the country and two hours of swimming. Getting off the ship, the first sight you'll notice are these colorful buildings. Colors, colors everywhere.
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We had the best tour guide, Solimare, was very knowledgable about her country and made the experience fun. The first thing she said was "You have to laugh at everything I say." She and the driver, Elam, played off each other so well that we couldn't help but giggle.
Another fact I found absolutely amazing was Curacao's population. Women outnumber the men FIVE TO ONE! Solimare teased that Elam liked this because he has a girlfriend over there, one of that way, etc.
We had one stop on the ride and given the opportunity to tour the Curacao Liqueur distillery.
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Lastly we arrived at Mambo Beach for fun in the sun. This was a private beach resort beach and everything was very white.
Unfortunately our shore excursion time had ended and we were back at the port before we knew it. I noticed a trend of when walking back to the ship you pass through a shopping area. Curacao was no different here. This time there were vendor tents where the locals had brought in some of their wares. One tent was selling Curacao Liqueur and....yep, more free samples.
I'm not a liquor/mixed drink person at all but the chocolate was tasty.
Looks good! I love HDDR.
That's awesome. If I could only do one TS, that would be it.
As silly as this sounds, the first time I ride the monorail during each vacation, and hear the spiel (in English and Spanish), I always think, "I'm really here at Disney World!!!"
He's like - Hurry up and take the picture already! We were seated in a booth, he's a pretty big guy, the table is always pretty close.
As for sharing, no problem. If it had been delivered and I'd decided that I wanted it, he would have given it to me! Nachos are an ordeal for me though. Soooooo many things to pick around: tomatoes, olives, hot peppers, jalapenos ....
Can you use TS credits for everyone at The Wave, San Angel, and/or 'Ohana? If so, I'd pay out of pocket at Sci Fi and Prime Time and use the TS credits elsewhere. They're cheaper. Pretty much all entrees are under $30 at those places and some are under $20. Or use some of them for Hoop Dee Doo (I know those are two credits, but you'll most likely save more if you use some there). You're better off using your DDP credits elsewhere. We throw those in to balance out more expensive places.
There are only 3 people on the DDP. Disney restricts the number of credits you can use per meal to the number of people on the plan. Ergo, even if all 5 of us are at the same table, we can only use 3 credits at a time.
Yup just like your pic, but with the diced red peppers and DOUBLE onion, and two sides of sour cream.So, basically, what you're sayin' is these are your kinda' nachos...?
I'll have 2 of what your DH did, please...!
Then I would save your credits and use them at Hoop De Doo for some of you (hey that rhymed!) rather than Prime time and Sci Fi.There are only 3 people on the DDP. Disney restricts the number of credits you can use per meal to the number of people on the plan. Ergo, even if all 5 of us are at the same table, we can only use 3 credits at a time.
Adopted Son is not coming. He says he's waiting until we buy the condo, so he can bring a friend. Thinks he'll feel like odd man out. Son #2 and the GF will be doing their own thing (hopefully within the same park), so that would leave AS stuck with the old folks.
FIVE TO ONE?Our time in Curacao was my favorite of the cruise. After a good night's sleep, NOT falling out of the bathroom and enjoying a good meal from the breakfast buffet we were off to our shore excursion. Today we were on a motorcoach tour of the country and two hours of swimming. Getting off the ship, the first sight you'll notice are these colorful buildings. Colors, colors everywhere.
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We had the best tour guide, Solimare, was very knowledgable about her country and made the experience fun. The first thing she said was "You have to laugh at everything I say." She and the driver, Elam, played off each other so well that we couldn't help but giggle.
Another fact I found absolutely amazing was Curacao's population. Women outnumber the men FIVE TO ONE! Solimare teased that Elam liked this because he has a girlfriend over there, one out that way, etc.
We had one stop on the ride and given the opportunity to tour the Curacao Liqueur distillery.
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Lastly we arrived at Mambo Beach for fun in the sun. This was a private resort beach and everything was very white.
Unfortunately our shore excursion time had ended and we were back at the port before we knew it. I noticed a trend of when walking back to the ship you pass through a shopping area. Curacao was no different here. This time there were vendor tents where the locals had brought in some of their wares. One tent was selling Curacao Liqueur and....yep, more free samples.
