Western Caribbean Cruise

Yes, we did go, and we are back. As a souvenir, I returned with a nasty cold and cough, which I'm still fighting (although it is getting better, thanks). Here are some snaps.


Dad and Ann's reaction when they saw us on the ship.


Our cabin. (We splurged a bit because we wanted a balcony. It's what Royal Caribbean calls a "Junior Suite." Sweet, indeed...)


KW demonstrates what you can do a lot of on a cruise. Doesn't he look just like an angel??


The marker in Key West designating the southernmost point in the continental U.S. (No, we have no idea who those people are. There was a line to take your picture next to the marker. We didn't want to wait, so we both took a shot of the same unknown people!)


The Key West yarn shop that got away. They were closed the day we were in port (Sunday), although there were people sitting inside (talking, not knitting) who ignored my charade of "please open?"


What a day at sea looks like when you're in the Caribbean (not when you're cruising between L.A. and Ensenada!).


That's about it for Cozumel. (Oh, okay, not really. We walked the 3 miles from the dock to the main part of town. It was a lovely walk along Front Street, which is right along the ocean.)


Me and the butt end of our ship, Royal Caribbean's Grandeur of the Seas. She really is a lovely ship.

So that's where we were and what we were doing. Sort of. We weren't as good taking pictures this time as we were on previous trips. But we did have a wonderful time, and we got to spend time with Dad and Ann.

Next cruise in October!