For those few who are empaths (poets in disguise) and worried...I am fine. For those of you trying to remember who the hell I am...I am fine and still functioning with my photos and travel and navel-gazing--remember her(?)...and for those of you who DGAS...good for you!
I got back a few weeks ago from an expensive and remarkable and never-imagined cruise along the coast of South America. I can post a few photos (LORD! I took 4,000.). Maybe I will. It was a cruise I would never have taken, except my 3 siblings and their spouses were going and they live so far away, I intuitively knew this would be golden. It was listed as an "expedition." That should give you a clue if you know anything about marketing. Everyone there was over 60! We did take Zodiac, Special OPs vehicles, and even a submarine to explore the ocean area. There was also some land exploration of Santiago, Ushuaia, Buenas Aires, and a few small islands.
My husband's dementia was only mildly a problem. He came back and had enough energy to go by himself to Ft. Lauderdale (his hometown) at the request of an environmental organization for a few days!
Yes, a lot of "S" has happened in my life.
Details? Questions?
Oh photos...Hell yes. Next!
sounds like a wonderful experience and no mishaps. even better.
ReplyDeleteWell hell yes, I want to know more! And I'm glad to know you are still functioning out there in the blogosphere.
ReplyDeleteSign me up for an expedition cruise, it sounds fun except a big no to going in a submarine. Too claustrophobic. Good to read your post.
ReplyDeleteGlad you are back, it sometimes gets a bit worrying when a blogger disappears.
ReplyDeleteGlad you've had a good time and with family. A bonus.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back. An expedition qualifies as a valid excuse. 😁
ReplyDeleteI have enjoyed your posts ever since I discovered you. And I do look forward to a FEW of those thousands of pictures.
ReplyDeleteYes, spring is oh so slowly arriving here, but photos please/1 I'd love to see photos of the South American coast! And you'll be glad to know I do remember you, and would welcome your comments more often.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back. I look forward to some photos!
ReplyDeleteYou may remember how I love to travel, even vicariously. I look forward to seeing as many of your photos from your trip as you care to share.
ReplyDeleteDo you take requests? I love to see more of Santiago, my stay there was far too brief.
Your "expedition" sounds wonderful.
I'm glad you all got to go on such an expedition together and good for your husband. Any time you want to post photos, I'll try to be here to see them.
ReplyDeleteForgot to say in my first comment, as for the guilt, no expectations among friends. When you have time to post, or read, you have time. When you don't, you don't.
ReplyDeleteAnd now I see my first comment, didn't! I'm glad you got to go on your expedition with your family and good for your husband and all he's doing. If you have time for photos, I'll be watching for them to appear and get to them as soon as I can.
DeleteI'm so glad you had such a wonderful time. I know everybody will love seeing what kind of adventure you had.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a wonderful time. So glad you got to do it. Finding it very important to meet up with siblings when we get the chance. Mine are all within 50 miles, though. I am the youngest of 8. My eldest brother is 82 this year. We are separated by 18 years. A generation apart?
ReplyDeleteI have so many blogger friends that it is getting more and more difficult to comment on everyone. I am trying to catch up this morning. Every post is delightful.
ReplyDeleteHappy to read that you have been traveling, Tabor! Good for you. Pictures please?
ReplyDeleteHappy to hear you have been traveling, Tabor! Photos please?
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