Honeymoon cruise ideas

Well, my singles cruising days are over. On Thanksgiving Day, I proposed to
my girlfriend, and she said, "Yes!" I feel extremely blessed to have such a
wonderful woman in my life, and I look forward to building our family
together. As for our honeymoon, she wants to go to Mexico, while I want to
go on a cruise. Can anyone see the compromise here? We tentatively are
planning on getting married at the end of May, and I would appreciate any
suggestions as to if the honeymoon packages are worth it.

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I'm Tom Smith, and I approved this message.

"LeeNY" <leeschw@campmor.com> wrote in message
news:1133376142.469477.160890@f14g2000cwb. o...
>D Ball wrote:
>> Hi, Tom,
>>
>> I think you should take a hint from some of RTC's "old married guys."
>> <vbg>
>
> Call me old fashioned, but isn't the honeymoon tradionally the groom's
> (or at least his family's) responsiblity - planning and paying? :-)
>
> I vote for a MexRiv cruise.
>
> Lee

Hi, Lee,

Well, okay... "You're old fashioned." ;)

It's moot, anyway--Tom reports he convinced his fiance that a Mex Riv cruise
was a good idea.

Diana

"Tom K" <tkanitra@> wrote:
> But... NOW the pressure's on him.
>
> So what if he's a Carnival fan... and she's ... let's say "Crystal"
> material?


Opposites do attract!

This points up exactly why I thought you and Joseph were on the right
track.... But you know, Tom's gotta find his own way on this one. It took me
many years of wedded bliss to figure out the finer points of "compromise" in
marriage. ;)

And besides, awful honeymoon stories become absolutely hilarious in the
re-telling...at least from the 1st anniversay on. <vbg>

Diana

Hey, Tom K, OT -- having read Charles' post from WDW pre-Viking, do I
understand that you are off for Vikingland next week, too?

Diana