"into the sea, you and me."

He was so excited to swim with HUGE rays.

Them, not so much. Basically, they just stood on the shore crying and only got their toes wet. All we could do was laugh. xo

Me. I am not a huge fan of snorkeling, but for this guy.. of course. The rays were humungous.

This was much more their speed. Floating and hanging out, all day long.

 

We could have stayed on this island for a few more days. It was perfect! xo

Pirates in the Caribbean.

  

What a fun night. Pirates literally in the Caribbean. Everyone was dressed up and there were characters dressed as pirates everywhere.  The highlight was the pirate dance party on the upper deck complete with huge turkey legs and fun desserts.  The night was concluded with Mickey flying in from the top to ship to save us from the villains and Disney fireworks of course.

Nassau.

 

Nassau was a fun, bright, and busy little town. We were just basically tourists at this stop. We shopped and walked around. Craigers bought himself a present that will be his only present for the next year or so. He always supports my photography obsession, so I have to support his.  ;)  This guy loves watches and has wanted a Breitling watch for years. Once I gave him the green light he couldn't stop smiling. It was so cute. Plus, it was half the cost of what we would have paid for it in the states. Gotta love the sale rack. Also, the humidity was killing 2 of my J's so it was nice to just sit in the cool air conditioning store and take a break while he shopped.


Free Wi-Fi to entertain 2 of my techies. SMART!

couches and free breiting water for all. 

 

 

He hasn't taken it off since. Next stop, Pirates on the Caribbean.

"won't you let me take you on sea cruise."

Good Morning. Our first Day at Sea started off with a Character Breakfast.

Peter Pan.

Minnie's.

 Chip.

Dale along with Princess Jasmine, Dumbo, Peter Pan, and Captain Jack Sparrow.

Cheers, from our new little camera the Go Pro. Such a fun little camera addition to our family with its fisheye lens and underwater abilities. Also, my big camera kept fogging up with all that humidity. How do photographers back east tackle this problem? I want to know.