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Does anyone else get a Santa coming out of a chimney on this thread on the top right when it's opened?

No. Just the usual for me Pete.

A Classic. I've got to come back to read this again when I have more time.

Thanks for posting.

The first one has Meet & Mingle which is for the RCCL Meet & Mingle program for their ships. When a get together is set up on NCL, we call them Meet & Greet. So the Mingle was changed to Greet on the second one.

I created a "Meet & Greet" version of the Cruise Critic door sign using the original Meet & Mingle design as much as possible.

 

Available at: http://s122.photobucket.com/albums/o261/stgs_photos/?action=view&current=CruiseCritic_doorsign.jpg

 

Just right click and save as ...

 

Terry

Thanks Terry. I saved it and was also able to go full size, right click and print it out.

Here is the post with a link for the door sign....

 

Meet & Mingle Door Signs

Download the "Official" Door sign here!

 

www.cruisecritic.com/doorsign.pdf

 

You will need Adobe reader to download the doorsign.

 

If you do not have Adobe reader, you can download here:

 

http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readermain.html

It would be nice if someone good at graphics would either design a sign for Meet & Greet, which is what we call them on NCL, or perhaps make a version of that RCCL Meet & Mingle sign at this link above into Meet & Greet.

Can anyone give me an idea of the weather we should expect cruising Hawaii in January? Is this a good time of the year in Hawaii? Will the water be warm enough for snorkeling and swimming?

 

Thanks.

My last three trips over have been in January to get away from MO winters. Day time highs were aways 80-82 and night time lows 68-72. The waters are great year round for the activities you want. I did a cruise this last January. Just a warning. If you've never sailed the Pacific before, the seas can be a little rougher than the Caribbean in winter. For the most part we had smooth sailing but it did get rough for a couple hours a time or two. January is also a great time for whale watching with the best between the islands of Maui and Lanai.

In short, I love Hawaii in January. Warm enough but not too hot, pleasant trade winds, and the aloha spirit. What more could I ask?