Me too!

[sail_ORN]

I Just booked a studio on the Epic!

 

They accepted the HSN deal, so I have $100 in OBC. The agent said it could be used for anything, even though they want folks to use it on a dinner for two plus a bottle of wine.... I think I'll try Cagneys', since I haven't done the upgraded dining yet

 

I love having a cruise to look forward to!

:D

[janetlm]

You are right, it is so much fun looking forward to a cruise. I love it!!:D

 

It usually becomes real for me when I book airline tickets.

 

Then I book the hotel.

 

I get on line and find some new cruise buddies. :D

 

And then, I usually start planning stuff on the ship and excursions.

 

It keeps me busy and happy for months prior to the cruise.

 

I go on the cruise and have a great time. :D

 

Then I enter post- cruise depression.:(

 

It gets better when I start planning the next cruise. :rolleyes:

 

Then I am all better when I book the next one. :D

 

It is a pattern familiar to many of us ... <sigh>

[sail_ORN]

Oh, I know it Janet! I really enjoy the planning.

 

I'm trying to work my way up to having more than one cruise booked at a time...

 

;)

[Scrapnana]

I Just booked a studio on the Epic!

 

They accepted the HSN deal, so I have $100 in OBC. The agent said it could be used for anything, even though they want folks to use it on a dinner for two plus a bottle of wine.... I think I'll try Cagneys', since I haven't done the upgraded dining yet

 

I love having a cruise to look forward to!

:D

 

Congratulations! What is the "HSN deal"?

[WestCoastCruiser123]

Donna - I'll wave to you as I'm sadly walking off. I have a studio the week before you. I also got the HSN deal... thanks to CC for that great deal.

 

 

scrapnana- see http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=1840114&highlight=hsn It's a $100 OBC for NCL cruises booked by 6/30. NCL would not apply it to my existing reservation. So I got a better deal through a TA and then they were also able to apply the HSN.