Y'all are just mean!Hahaaa...!!! Too funny!!!!!
Pretty sure I posted that first one a few days ago, and I almost posted that one again, and the second one, for that post, but, I figured I'd post a pic of a meat, etc., sandwich with tomatoes...!
) Other movies playing were Spongebob, Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs, Speed Racer The Movie, and Extreme Log Ride. (E.L.R. was very extreme. Basically you are a log that has been cut at the top of a mountain and you go down ramps, rivers and sail through the air to a platform to be shipped. This is the only movie that made me ill. 
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) who can't or didn't want to be tossed around in their seat. The whales still got you wet though and "the sea breeze blowing through your hair" was nice when you're sweaty. 
One scene with an electric fireclam gives a shocky jolt to your back and I thought....holy carp! CLEAR....ZAPPP!
Sooooo good! She was excited she didn't have to order off the kid's menu every night. This evening the two of us had caesar salads for apps, steak with roasted garlic, baked potato (for me), herbed fries (for her), and fresh apple pie ala mode for dessert.
, rain is a four-letter word and "Did you see who that was?" 
Sooo not worth it!
For day two we woke up at 7 to get our free breakfast, which we ate outside on their verandah by their lake. Our LaQuinta reminded me very much of Coronado Springs, just not as huge.
We got to the terminal and checked our bags at the porter station. Luggage is delivered to your stateroom in the afternoon so there's no need to tote it around. You can't actually get into your room until 12:30 but you can enjoy the ship. As some of you may remember I had a hospital stay last year. I was finally diagnosed with spinal stenosis. 97% of my days are good, the other 3% are horrible.My doctor recommended I take my walker just in case one of those 3% happened aboard ship. (Standing in lines for more than an hour kill me.) The lines at the cruise terminal were crazy long being Spring Break and 3,500 people waiting to board. My friend grabbed one of the free wheelchairs just to sit in line. One of the porters came over said "I'll help you and you'll be helping me."
Ummm, okay? He was new and needed experience pushing people in wheelchairs around the terminal then onboard. I refused a few times because I didn't want special treatment until he whipped these out......
View attachment 89355and I couldn't say no. (I was the only wheelchair person there.) We were escorted down a long hallway (I swear we were heading to the janitor's area!
The restaurant was delicious and we were so famished I forgot to to a picture. For lunch they have a pasta bar.They give you a paper menu and pencil then you check what you want. We all had bread and caesar salad. (The salad dressing is made fresh on the ship. At least the anchovies were diced really small so I didn't think about it. Not an anchovy fan.
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After lunch we could get into our rooms.Waited for our food to digest, we then hit the pool in the back of the ship to watch Miami sail away. Now I had mentioned I had a big phobia of boats and being where I can't swim to shore.
The adrenaline of the morning had kept me from thinking about it. Now I'm at the top level of the ship and we're moving! I'm holding onto my deck chair white-knuckled when my friend orders me a beer.
Good way to forget about being scared. Honestly once we got going out to the ocean I was okay.
Ditto
I don't have him.
On board the Carnival Breeze they have a 4-D Thrill Theater. (Kinda like Captain EO but the whole seat moves.) It's an extra cost of $15 but you get unlimited visits which is what we did. There are different ten-minute movie shorts (two at a time) showing at a range of times through the days of the cruise. Our assigned dining was at 8:15 each evening and our restaurant was down the hall from the theater so we went often before dinner. I learned not to go after dinner.
This night we got to see Happy Feet and Bamboo Express. (B.E. is a rollercoaster ride through the Himalayans. A lot of the scenes reminded me of the Jungle Cruise but the elephants did spray you in the Thrill Theater.
My favorite movie was Planet Earth:Shallow Seas by the BBC. It was a movie for the "older" cruisers (not sure what that says about me
Our assigned restaurant was the Sapphire. (The picture below isn't mine but it is the same view we had from our seats.) Our head waiter was from Peru, the main waiter was from Bosnia and the drink waiter was from Indonesia. I did take food pics of our meals but I must admit my daughter and I had steak more than once.
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After dinner we explored the ship some. Grown-Ups 2 and Ride Along were playing on the poolside Jumbotron (not appropriate for a 9 yr-old, IMO) so we retired to our room while our friends hit up the casino. My daughter was very happy the two kids channels on board were Cartoon Network and Boomerang.
TO BE CONTINUED (after catching up some more) with Guy's Burgers
I don't have him.
The first time I ever saw EWP was from the ferry.
We learned in the Caribbean that they served goat at all their celebrations. How Americans have pig roasts, they have goat roasts.
I forgot to mention that the night before we were to leave, my daughter broke her glasses in half.She tripped over a suitcase and bumped into the entertainment center. I hear "I'm alright.....no, no, no, mommy I broke my glasses!" This was 7:40 in the evening. Her optometrist is in Wal-Mart, a 15 minute drive from home, they close at 8.
All I can say is thank goodness for that very kind eye doctor, who stayed late to help out your daughter!
For day two we woke up at 7 to get our free breakfast, which we ate outside on their verandah by their lake. Our LaQuinta reminded me very much of Coronado Springs, just not as huge.
We got to the terminal and checked our bags at the porter station. Luggage is delivered to your stateroom in the afternoon so there's no need to tote it around. You can't actually get into your room until 12:30 but you can enjoy the ship. As some of you may remember I had a hospital stay last year. I was finally diagnosed with spinal stenosis. 97% of my days are good, the other 3% are horrible.
View attachment 89355and I couldn't say no. (I was the only wheelchair person there.) We were escorted down a long hallway (I swear we were heading to the janitor's area!
The restaurant was delicious and we were so famished I forgot to to a picture. For lunch they have a pasta bar.
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After lunch we could get into our rooms.
I can fix that for you.
Sometimes I take Old El Paso nacho shells and fill them with lettuce and cheese with salsa.
Do they also have a National Root Beer Day? (I don't drink regular beer, but I like really good root beer!)