Category Archives: travel

After a much-needed good night’s sleep, we headed to the Port of San Francisco for an 11 Day cruise on the Ruby Princess. We spent the afternoon exploring the ship and then unpacked. I love that about cruising. You unpack once. From our balcony, we sailed past Alcatraz and under the Golden Gate Bridge. ItContinue reading “The Ruby Princess”

Our trip was initially planned to see Kami and the girls but since we were going to the West Coast, we added two cruises. I was able to book a flight from Palm Beach to San Francisco with a layover in Dallas. Then the next leg will be from SFO to LAX. Next LAX toContinue reading “Our West Coast Trip”

My granddaughter is sixteen soon to be 17. She’s an amazing young lady. She tried out for the football team and is now the sole female on the JV team. She’s a kicker and plays safety. But she’s all female. Loves to dress up, fix up, and look lovely. All when she’s not engaging inContinue reading “A Visit To North Carolina”

For our anniversary and Bruce’s birthday, we booked what they call back to back cruises. The first one was four days and the second was three days. We are still on Celebrity Reflection and have our original stateroom. For our anniversary and Bruce’s birthday the ship gave us wine and sweets. We stopped by Truman’sContinue reading “Back In Key West”

Bimini is a small island that is part of the Bahamas. It is the closest point in the Bahamas to the mainland United States and is about 130 miles to Nassau. Bruce and I bought a shuttle pass and it came with a drink and chaise for $38. If you travel to Bimini, it’s aContinue reading “Our First Time on Bimini”

We are on another Caribbean cruise on Celebrity Reflection. We did a back-to-back taking 4 days and 3 days. The first four had a sea day yesterday with Key West today and Bimini tomorrow. The three days are the same ports but no sea day. So 7 days of being pampered. Celebrity Reflection is theContinue reading “Here We Go Again”

Today we had a leisurely start to our day heading to Dysarts for breakfast. I wasn’t very hungry so I had a toasted blueberry muffin. It was delicious. If you never had Maine blueberries, they are much smaller than high bush blueberries from other states. These little berries are packed with a powerful punch ofContinue reading “Our Last Day in Maine”

35 years ago today, my life changed. Everything I knew about myself and thought of myself was going to be challenged and ultimately changed. I would no longer be chained to feelings of low self-worth, shame, and guilt. So, to celebrate the day Bruce, Michael, and I drove down to Acadia National Park. I haveContinue reading “Down East”

The reunion was fantastic. There were lots of laughs and great food, and everybody started heading back home. Jay, Bethany, and the girls decided to stay, so we met up at Young’s Lobster Pound. The girls decided not to come so it was just us adults. We each enjoyed a 1-1/2 lb lobster and IContinue reading “A Trip To Belfast and The Long Way Back To Brewer”

Bruce is now the patriarch of the Dunbar family. Bruce’s children, Ryan, Colin, Bethany, and Alyse, along with their spouses, our grandkids, and furry family members gathered at the McWade Camp on Sheepscot Pond. Kristy, Michael’s daughter, her spouse, and two of their children also joined the festivities. We spent the day by the waterContinue reading “Dunbar Family Reunion”