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.
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.
Sounds 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.
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