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Sea Days and Gratitude

This 46-day cruise has about 16 Sea Days, during which the ship never docks.  That’s many more than most people are willing to pay for.  We signed up for all…

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Design Museum Denmark: Unexpectedly Cerebral

Normally, museums follow a predictable pattern, but not this one.  Recently moved to what had been Frederick’s Hospital, the entrance to the Design Museum Denmark opens unto a large hall…

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Almost Perfect: Norway

We awakened in Stavanger, Norway on Monday to a cityscape that was a cruise ship parking lot.  Yes, we were back to civilization! The following day, Kristiansand’s cruise ship crowd…

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A side trip to the Stone Age: the Orkney Islands

Orkney Islands greeted us with a mist so thick you could hardly see the side of the road.  Luckily, the mist cleared for these few photos. The Viking heritage is…

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The Faroes Islands, or is it Iceland?

At first glance this morning, Torshavn looks very different than either Aukyrei or Isafjordur in Iceland. Torshavn, Faroes Island as we arrived. Population around 30,000 and very urban. But wait,…

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Akuyrei–Trees, Gods, Waterfalls

What a change, transiting from Isalfjord to Akuyrei. Both sit on the northwestern coast line of Iceland, with Akuyrei a bit north and central. It could be expected that it…

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Pictures of Isafjordur At Last!

We've all been frustrated with technology, and been resistant to asking for help. Me, too. Finally, I sought help from the ship's internet help desk. Before I even asked, I…

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Letting go of Life
Holding on to Joy

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About Me
Married female, mother of two, grandmother of five. Living in a senior living community, where dinner, house maintenance, and continuing care are part of the contract. Residents in this community are actively engaged in our lifestyle here; I currently help produce Zoom programs, and help edit our webpage. Physically "healthy for your age" despite shortness of breath, two knee replacements, a cardiac murmur, various skin issues and an incipient back problem.

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