Hakuna Matata Uber Alles
Obviously an incident from real life. Despite having two children with us, I couldn't write much about the cruise programs. Four-year-old Lily was never put in day-care, so she refused to be left in the Oceaneer's Club. Eleven-year-old Matthew was content to swim, snack, watch movies in the room and play his Gameboy. The rest of the time they spent with us.Sounds like the vacation from hell, but it really wasn't. After all, Disney took care of our cooking and cleaning, and we found plenty of ways to be entertained. The thought of dragging our children through shopping in Freeport and Nassau did not sound like fun, so we didn't do it. At one point, we wanted into our room after breakfast and Matthew turned on the TV. "Toy Story 2" was playing, so we settled back and watched that. Thousands of miles from home, on a once-in-a-lifetime cruise, and here's the family, watching TV.
And we loved every minute of it.
All material is ©2000-2001
Bill Peschel unless otherwise noted.