Royal Caribbean Cruise
Well you guys, the Cruise was nothing short of amazing. I could go on for hours and hours about the things I saw (a cruise ship bigger than anything I imagined, tropical paradise, and a real mountain man), things I did (don't have a dirty mind, I'm talking about snorkeling and swimming with dolphins), and things I ate (like palm tree and snail and banana soup). All I want to do is go back. I can't even explain what the experience is like. You are treated like royalty on the ship, the islands are gorgeous, the excursions are worth every penny, the waitors become really good friends, there is never ever a dull moment, and the shows after dinner are phenomenal. GO ON A CRUISE. You will not regret it.
A view of my ship from Haiti. Isn't it absolutely beautiful? I wish I could drive around Plymouth Harbor in that thing.
The view of the ocean from deck 4. This ship had over 14 floors in total.
The pool was never this crowded at any given time - it's just that right here people were gathered around for the belly flop contest.
View of the fifth floor on the inside of the ship.
View of the dining room where we ate dinner. This reminds me of Titanic kinda.
Here we all are in the dining room, stuffed after eating a five course, unlimited, all-you-can-possibly-fit-into-your-distended-stomach meal. And our waitors are there too - I miss them so much.
Some natives of Haiti performing a dance.
Me, my brother, and my cousins playing it safe in our life jackets.
The entertainment one night was the #1 Beatles tribute band in the country, and they pretty much rocked everyone's world. The old ladies were practically fainting, I think they fell in love all over again.
Look out, it is a dangerous tree man from Jamaica.
My brother and me goofing around before dinner.
View of the ship from way up high in Jamaica. Ya man.
Some nice foliage in Mexico. This was the entrance to the place where I swam with Flipper's cousin.
Who loves formal night? Meeeee
And last but not least...yes my friends, the weed grew in abundance. It was everywhere. And our tour guide gave us handfuls of it, but we didn't keep it cuz I'll be darned if I was gonna get in trouble on the boat.
A view of my ship from Haiti. Isn't it absolutely beautiful? I wish I could drive around Plymouth Harbor in that thing.
The view of the ocean from deck 4. This ship had over 14 floors in total.
The pool was never this crowded at any given time - it's just that right here people were gathered around for the belly flop contest.
View of the fifth floor on the inside of the ship.
View of the dining room where we ate dinner. This reminds me of Titanic kinda.
Here we all are in the dining room, stuffed after eating a five course, unlimited, all-you-can-possibly-fit-into-your-distended-stomach meal. And our waitors are there too - I miss them so much.
Some natives of Haiti performing a dance.
Me, my brother, and my cousins playing it safe in our life jackets.
The entertainment one night was the #1 Beatles tribute band in the country, and they pretty much rocked everyone's world. The old ladies were practically fainting, I think they fell in love all over again.
Look out, it is a dangerous tree man from Jamaica.
My brother and me goofing around before dinner.
View of the ship from way up high in Jamaica. Ya man.
Some nice foliage in Mexico. This was the entrance to the place where I swam with Flipper's cousin.
Who loves formal night? Meeeee
And last but not least...yes my friends, the weed grew in abundance. It was everywhere. And our tour guide gave us handfuls of it, but we didn't keep it cuz I'll be darned if I was gonna get in trouble on the boat.