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Facelift

It is time this blog gets a facelift! I know it is not "in season" but I don't think I want to update my widgets for at least another year.


Dave and I just got back from a weekend cruise with some friends on the NCL. We got a small taste of what a real cruise was like and that was all it took. We are already planning the next, much longer one. It might be 10 years before we do it, but it is fun to plan nontheless.


Comments

I'm glad you didn't post a lot of details. We wouldn't of been able to handle it. Wish we could of been there this year or you could have been there last year!
Bennett Family said…
i'm jealous too! we want to come on your next LONG adventure! :)
The Dillon 6 said…
i just don't get the fascination with a floating city...it's not my thing. BUT, I'm glad you had a great time!! :)

and the blog-makeover is great!!
Kerry said…
All I can say is that you'd better be really well rested and rejuvenated....this cruise and your Chicago trip....DANG! Wish it were me! :)
Kerry said…
All I can say is that you'd better be really well rested and rejuvenated....this cruise and your Chicago trip....DANG! Wish it were me! :) I also like your blog wallpaper....it has a sort of oriental look to it, which is fitting for you. By the way, I want to be one of the chosen to look at your blog when you take it private. :)
Natallee said…
I love the blog makeover!! Way cute!
I didn't know you guys went on a cruise! How fun! We love cruises and we are totally jealous!
chelsie said…
Bianca - cute hair! I like the cut :) Your blog is very fitting for you guys - glad you had a fun cruise! I sometimes think the planning and anticipation of a vacation is ALMOST as fun as the trip itself! Chelsie
What a fun trip. I hope you had good time. Also like the facelift of your blog page.
JamieBean said…
Love the new look! It's always fun to change things up a bit. How fun you guys got to go on a cruise, good for you guys! We would love to go on another cruise...if only...(deep sigh)!
Terra said…
How fun! Getting away with your hubbie is always a great treat!
Jolley Family said…
Looks like fun. We love cruises. Hope you get to go sooner than 10 years!
amy germer said…
How fun! I recognized Kira, Becki and Amber. Who was that other girl? I miss you guys!

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