Rough Waters of Canada and New England

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October 31st 2008

Published: November 7th 2008

Our last two weeks of our Canada and New England itinerary were rough ones! Week 3, we were in the middle of a storm. We were going so slowly that our arrival time into St. John was later than our departure time, so we had to cancel that port and spend an extra day at sea. Everyone was getting sick. Even us youth counsellors were spending our ENTIRE days up in Kids Korner because it’s the best ... Read Full Entry

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Sarah Willett

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It started with a year teaching in Honduras. Then it was home to the COLD winter of Canada to try and pay off some debts, followed by sailing the seas with Norwegian Cruise Lines, working as a youth counsellor. Next it was back to Honduras, teaching in a school in Tegucigalpa! Now, I am home in Canada but continue traveling. Thanks for joining me on my journey! "So don't be afraid to make mistakes, to stumble and fall, because most of the time the greatest rewards come from doing the things that scare you the most. Maybe you'll get everything you wish for. Maybe you'll get more tha... full info

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Jimy and Aunt Donna

Zorro

Senad (social host) at Crew Party

Quincy Market

Helen, Steph, Katelyn, Nicole

Kids Party

Getting ready to go trick-or-treating

TRICK OR TREAT!

Frankenstein Walk!

We had secret codes I would scream and then they had to do actions while going around the ship.

7th November 2008

Jill
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I have that same shirt!
the hippy one! I wear it when im preggers b/c its so big and flowy and comfy! its exactly the same with the pockets and everything! random roomie!

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