What do you NOT miss while cruising?
Annie Rodgers
besides the workday - do you NOT miss while cruising? Or, is there a time
of year you'd like to cruise to get away from [insert your thought here].
For me, cruising during the last week of any political campaign
to escape the daily media bombardment upon my senses would be a good one.
(Yeah, even if that week were during hurricane season, I think I'd rather
be on a ship in the Caribbean rather than being subjected to political
billboards, print ads, radio spots, and commercials!)
Any other things folks would not miss???
Annie Rodgers
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LaRoo 57
>Okay, we've discussed lots of different things, but I wonder what -
>besides the workday - do you NOT miss while cruising? Or, is there a time
>of year you'd like to cruise to get away from [insert your thought here].
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>For me, cruising during the last week of any political campaign
>to escape the daily media bombardment upon my senses would be a good one.
>(Yeah, even if that week were during hurricane season, I think I'd rather
>be on a ship in the Caribbean rather than being subjected to political
>billboards, print ads, radio spots, and commercials!)
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>Any other things folks would not miss???
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>Annie Rodgers
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Skip Elliott Bowman
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> Okay, we've discussed lots of different things, but I wonder what -
> besides the workday - do you NOT miss while cruising?
Any stateside media, although I do like the island radio stations.
Brown river water. My jobs (although I do love them, I like getting
away too)...
Skip "El Fumador"
to reply, replace "spamisbad" with "skipster"
Gayle A Kortright
day at the office so I am thrilled not to have to hear that danged
ringing!! I'm a couch potato, too, but I have to admit that I don't
miss tv while I'm gone either!
I do miss my r.t.c. while I'm cruising tho'!
Gayle in Milwaukee
On Wed, 4 Nov 1998, Skip Elliott Bowman
wrote:
Eleanor Pelcyger
Annie Rodgers wrote:
> Okay, we've discussed lots of different things, but I wonder what -
> besides the workday - do you NOT miss while cruising? Or, is there a time
> of year you'd like to cruise to get away from [insert your thought here].
>
> For me, cruising during the last week of any political campaign
> to escape the daily media bombardment upon my senses would be a good one.
> (Yeah, even if that week were during hurricane season, I think I'd rather
> be on a ship in the Caribbean rather than being subjected to political
> billboards, print ads, radio spots, and commercials!)
>
> Any other things folks would not miss???
>
> Annie Rodgers
>
THorne2805
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Chris <----sees advantages in occasional mindlessness
Colleen and Shawn
traffic jams...
Colleen
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Richard Siegelman
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tomas
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I hope that you cast an absentee ballot before you go. We have to get
the scoundrels out and vote in some people who will do something about
the obscene amount of money that is being spent on political campaigns!
Money that could be better spent to feed the hungry and house the
homelsss.
McCormick
they are not with me.
Yvonne from NH
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Just hanging out til our next cruise,
The McCormick's @ dyl...@conknet.com
Annie Rodgers wrote in message ...
fis...@mindspring.com
>Annie,
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>I hope that you cast an absentee ballot before you go.
Come to Miami - cast several <vbg>
Chris <----gotta love a place where a state senator under a 32-count
indictment for embezzlement of Medicare can get re-elected!!
lindas...@my-dejanews.com
Annie Rodgers <ann...@unm.edu> wrote:
> Okay, we've discussed lots of different things, but I wonder what -
> besides the workday - do you NOT miss while cruising? Or, is there a time
> of year you'd like to cruise to get away from [insert your thought here].
>
> For me, cruising during the last week of any political campaign
> to escape the daily media bombardment upon my senses would be a good one.
> (Yeah, even if that week were during hurricane season, I think I'd rather
> be on a ship in the Caribbean rather than being subjected to political
> billboards, print ads, radio spots, and commercials!)
>
> Any other things folks would not miss???
The telephone, both at work and at home! :) News, on the radio and
newspapers! Don't watch tv news ever, so that is no different.... Linda
>
> Annie Rodgers
>
> *Any opinions expressed herein are my own, unless I borrowed them.
> *If borrowed, I will provide the proper citations.
> *Unsolicited commercial email and spam will be ignored, deleted,
> and/or complained about.
> *Furthermore, I won't buy anything from you and neither will my friends.
>
>
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karen citron
Basically, I don't miss much of anything or anybody when I'm cruising.
A week goes by pretty quickly, unfortunately, so I just enjoy, enjoy,
enjoy.
Karen in NJ
TBruin3235
>Basically, I don't miss much of anything or anybody when I'm cruising.
My VCR is doing all the TV watching while I'm on a cruise. I then have LOTS of
TV-watching catching up to do when I get home :-)
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