Tug boat helping us get out of Fort Schuyler
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Great picture of the ocean, beautiful, beautiful. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Judi, yeah, the ocean looked like blue jello!
ReplyDeletedo not remember ever seeing blue jello, Michelle thought it would make a perfect screen saver. I have stayed in a place where the shower was just about the same. Felt a little clostrophobic. Sounds like being on land is a little bit better experience. Maybe it would be a good ides to get the movie "the Ugly American" for the cadets. Are the cadets escorted with an older officer, or are they left to their own devices?
ReplyDeleteHi Judi: The cadets go out with buddies and have to leave and return together. They do not have chaperones from the ship, I don´t think we´d have the manpower to do that, nor necessarily the patience. :)
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