Off the Ship, The Drive Home

Getting off a Cruise ship can be VERY chaotic. There is a whole system in place, and our steward was sweet and got us some love number tags so we could get off more easily.

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Still as we watched the ship come into port that morning, we were all feeling sad that the trip was ending.

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Last little video of the sweet room we stayed in. AS we waited to get off the ship.

Family Photo!

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One last look at that view, and it was time to go.

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We were off the ship with all our bags in no time. We paid a valet to help, which was SO nice.

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We got to our car…but back luck, Mirah had left the cabin light on, and our battery was DEAD.

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After an hour or flagging people down and begging one person after another for help, and getting rejection after rejection this woman:

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helped. She was an ANGEL from heaven. First she helped us with a device of her own, and when it didn’t work she called a service man to help. It was the absolute worst, but was humbling. I realized I need to try to help others more.

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ON the road.

We got outside of the city, and to a rest stop called Eddies world. That bathrooms were nice. They even had a video game in the urinals.

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We bought fresh caramel corn, a new seal for Mirah to replace the one we lost, and a bag of sour candy for good measure.

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After all of that sugar, the kids we zonked.

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