Adventure In The Great Wide Somewhere

Welcome to the start of another fantastic trip report! I'm so thankful to get the opportunity to set sail aboard the Disney Fantasy from Port Canaveral and finally get to experience the Dream class ships!  Also known as the cruise of the selfie. Before diving into an in depth review, here is a brief overview of what you can look forward to in the coming trip report. Our first cruise on a Dream class ship, so lots of amazement and magic. Hot cocoas, sunscreen, and Jacuzzis. Qualifying trip for next year's Disney Parks Moms Panel  applications. (Best. Conciliation Prize. EVER!) Super fish extender group, so lots of fish extender fun. How to score an upgrade on a cruise. Progeny partaking of Palo's pastas in their pajamas. Christmas Decorations, Carolers, and making our own Gingerbread House. Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Stitch, Ariel, Tiana, Daisy, Jasmine, Cinderella and a few hundred magical moments. The Walter E. Disney Suite on the Dis...

I'm kicking off this fall's Thankful Thursday series with a list of ten things I'm thankful for...not the big obvious things like my husband or my children or my house. Just ten little things I'm often inclined to over look but would definitely miss if they weren't there anymore.     10. Spellcheck As much as Siri spends a lot of time twisting around my words like ice cream melting in the August sun, I really appreciate knowing that most of my words will be filtered before I send them out into cyberspace.   9. Air Conditioning In Texas, air conditioning makes life much more pleasant for six months out of the year.   8. Sharp Number Two Pencils The smell, the color, the way the graphite smears on paper, everything about the number two pencil is wonderful. Unless the eraser is missing. Then it's just sad and frustrating. Part of the loveliness of the pencil is the ability to erase easily and nearly completely.   7. Beautif...

I am thankful that it is not Christmas yet.     No matter what the mall thinks. #28DaysofThanksgiving get the InLinkz code