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  1. Yes, the stock performs very well. It's almost doubled since I bought it just a few years ago. I hope it keeps it's upward climb! Most people (posting here, at least) seem to buy solely for the OBC benefit. You are one of the few that appear to have purchased for the sake of the stock itself.
    yeppers, if ya take a gander @ our signatures you'll see we were Celebrity goers up til this pending adventure, as they say in Fort Lauderdale....dilly ....dilly (y)
  2. I'm near SF so we have cruised on the Grand 3-4 times also. In fact, we sail soon for Hawaii!(y)

     

    At any rate, We've always had a good cruise on her also. It would just be nice for us to get one of the newer ships with different venues, interactive tv's and how about some seats that people can actually sit in and enjoy the show in the Explorer's Lounge? lol ( those seats really gripe me. You fall down into them because they're so low, you can't see anything on stage and then you have a tuff time getting out of them in the end):)

     

    No biggie, we're still gonna cruise on her... just saying.

    soon Rick .....soooon :D
  3. "Room Temperature" from the old world back when was less than we think today. Mid to upper 60's F. You don't want to be going over 70F. Unfortunately many restaurants and such don't have coolers so you get the wine at the room temp and it isn't best. If too warm, the wine can be "flabby" - can't think of another word. So, a light chilling of a red that is kept at room temp is a good idea.

     

    Whites are sometimes taken and served from a refrigeration unit that stores soda and beer and is too cold. Again, without a proper cooler, many whites can be at an inappropriate temp. The OP is looking for too cold a temp IMO. But again, different folks have different preferences, or what they have become used to. So, some whites at 45 perhaps but more full bodied up in the 50 - 55 range.

     

    As for the OP's dream request, well Thurston needs to lower his expectations.

     

    ^ this even the Thurston catch is spot on.

  4. This is why I don't eat people's potluck meals if I'm not sure about their hygiene. I see way too many women at work take the express route from the stall and bypass the sink. Ewwww. If they do it at work, I can guarantee you they are nasty at home too.
    :eek: and then :(
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  5. Thanks all. Especially for the info on where to hang out. I'm going to miss a balcony, but this is a save money year. :rolleyes:
    Aww as my F W (those of you from the mid west, thats "frisky wife") posted on #4 I would like to add. For a nominal fee, say a two olive Tanqueray martini and conversation as "cover charge" our hospitality and rear view is available. Hours depending of course :D
  6. I bought new luggage 3 years ago, a 3 piece set from Samsonite. It has been on 4 cruises now with no damage at all.
    isn't that the maker of the luggage that was thrown around by a gorilla on tv in the 70's?
  7. My wife and I were on our second cruise to the Mexican Riviera. Seated at a table of eight. With my beautiful wife on my right and our table guest to my left who was twenty years older than myself and her spouse whom was twenty years older then her. She got up to use the ladies room, when she returned I stood and pulled her chair out and seated her. During the main coarse service this was repeated as well as desert. Second night my wife and I were the last to arrive at our table, I seated my wife and then myself, I took hold of the napkin and a card fell out onto my lap, I thought "Hmmm this is a cabin pass...what is it doing in a napkin" I turned to show my wife my find and I felt a tug on my left pant leg. I looked down to see my table mate to the left was on her knees under the table looking up at me "Oh there it is, I've been looking for that" she quickly swiped it from my hand and returned to a standing position beside her seat while looking at me with a what are you waiting for. My wife stopped her conversation in time to tell me " I think she wants you to seat her" so I did. My wife went back to telling her story of the days events to the nice couple to her right when I felt a hand on my left thigh. I calmly looked over to my left to see a gleeful look in an sixty somethings eyes. Bwuhahaa .....SOMMELIER! I shouted. I ordered wine lotsa wine. My alcohol tab was the most expensive excursion of the cruise.

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