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Carnival Paradise Review: Day 6 – Debarkation

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I have this…thing…a connection…a spidey sense — to my cellular service. On the morning of debarkation, I’ll wake up in the middle of the night, reach for my phone, turn it off airplane mode and wait with rapt anticipation to see if the upper left hand corner lights up with bars of service. Cellular service Read more

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Highlights From Four Days in Paris

Highlights From Four Days in Parisfeatured

Every time I visit Paris, I transform into a better version of myself. At least, I feel like I do. I suppose it’s the spirit of the city, or maybe the wonder and excitement that bubbles beneath my skin at the sight of the Tour Eiffel, the Arc de Triomphe or a plate of perfectly Read more

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Flight Review: SAS – Copenhagen to Paris

Flight Review: SAS – Copenhagen to Parisfeatured

Our vacation didn’t end when we debarked the Norwegian Getaway in Copenhagen – we still had an extended weekend in Paris to celebrate Mom’s birthday before we headed home. We had a handful of options to get from Copenhagen to Paris. There’s the train, but that takes almost 15 hours and at least two transfers, Read more

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Norwegian Getaway Review: Part 14 – Debarkation

Norwegian Getaway Review: Part 14 – Debarkationfeatured

In thirteen days, we’d visited six very unique countries (seven if you count our overnight adventure at Heathrow!) and as our vacation was coming to an end, I still couldn’t get over all of the places we’d gotten to explore. We had grød in Copenhagen. We crossed through the Brandenburg Gate, across a path in Read more

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Carnival Sunshine Trip Journal: Part 11 – Sea Day #4 & Debarkation

Carnival Sunshine Trip Journal: Part 11 – Sea Day #4 & Debarkationfeatured

It started slow and then ended all at once. I feel like I say that a lot, but I feel like it’s true of every cruise we’ve been on: the anticipation, the first few days, it feels like suspended animation. Everything moves so slowly, so deliberately. And then, the wind picks up and moves everything Read more

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