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Lorelei - 04 Feb 2005 23:58 GMT
Curt and I are going on a cruise later this month. We are going out of
Galveston Tx and will visit Key West FLA, George Town, Grand Cayman, and
Cozumel. The other 4 days are at sea.
I went swimsuit shopping (you can never have too many) and all they really
had out were those halter tie type. . not a good fit for a busty gal. I am
hoping a few more styles come out soon. I have 2 or 3 left from last year,
but I spent a lot of time in our pool so they got a bit faded from the
bromine.

I live in Minnesota so a lot of people go on trips this time of year to deal
with the "winter Blahs".  so there is a certain amount of "cruise wear"
displayed at the stores.   although, It was 50F here today. beautiful day. I
saw about 10 motorcycles out today (still way too sandy for me) but I had my
windows downs and the music pumping.
Nirvana Unplugged.

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Lori

(Atkins 1/16/2003) 220-144 from Jan to Nov
restart Jan 1. 2005
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Devoted wife of Curtis diagnosed with Metastatic Prostate Cancer 12/31/2004
failed Hormone deprivation therapy in 9 mo (instead of the usual 18-24 mo)
now on Radiation for pain(done)
starting Chemo for the rest of his life in ?. (hoping for a clinical trial
in 1 month)http://community.webshots.com/user/lorismiller

JC Der Koenig - 05 Feb 2005 01:55 GMT
You have to post your sob-story sig file twice for extra attention?

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You take stupid to a new level.  -- MFW

> Curt and I are going on a cruise later this month. We are going out of
> Galveston Tx and will visit Key West FLA, George Town, Grand Cayman, and
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> for me) but I had my windows downs and the music pumping.
> Nirvana Unplugged.
Lorelei - 05 Feb 2005 17:06 GMT
> You have to post your sob-story sig file twice for extra attention?

I do it out of love for you. fucktard
JC Der Koenig - 05 Feb 2005 19:50 GMT
Join the crowd.

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Most people are dumb as bricks; some people are dumber than that.  -- MFW

>> You have to post your sob-story sig file twice for extra attention?
>
> I do it out of love for you. fucktard
Bunky42 - 07 Feb 2005 14:48 GMT
> I'd look great in a two piece .
T68b - 05 Feb 2005 01:59 GMT
You might want to try Land's End???
Sprgtime - 05 Feb 2005 06:05 GMT
> Curt and I are going on a cruise later this month. We are going out of
> Galveston Tx and will visit Key West FLA, George Town, Grand Cayman, and
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> but I spent a lot of time in our pool so they got a bit faded from the
> bromine.

I've had good luck with Sears, they have a section of swimsuits here that
are specifically for us "well endowed" types.  It's way more comfy when the
bust section actually FITS you the way it's supposed to.
rosie readandpost - 05 Feb 2005 14:15 GMT
land end makes great suits in larger sizes.

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: > Curt and I are going on a cruise later this month. We are going out of
: > Galveston Tx and will visit Key West FLA, George Town, Grand Cayman, and
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: are specifically for us "well endowed" types.  It's way more comfy when the
: bust section actually FITS you the way it's supposed to.
Sprgtime - 05 Feb 2005 14:36 GMT
> land end makes great suits in larger sizes.

I've never once found a Land's End swimsuit in my cup size.  They have plus
sizes, but they do not have busty sizes.  After two people suggested that...
I went looking on the internet to see if I was mistaken... nope.
http://www.landsend.com/cd/popup/0,,copyName=pop_swim_0704_glossary.html

Their website link above lists their different swimsuit sizes, and the
highest cup size they go to is a D.  I only wish I was that small.
Wysong *~ - 05 Feb 2005 20:48 GMT
> Their website link above lists their different swimsuit sizes, and the
> highest cup size they go to is a D.  I only wish I was that small.
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The D cups in bathing suits are often like the C cups in regular bras.
:-(   Try 'em on before you buy them.
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AM - 05 Feb 2005 14:18 GMT
halter tie - gives you more cleavage, which is why they're everywhere.

try ebay - you might find some bra sized swimswear, just type in your
bra size and the word "swimsuit" and it should get you somewhere.

> Curt and I are going on a cruise later this month. We are going out of
> Galveston Tx and will visit Key West FLA, George Town, Grand Cayman, and
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> but I spent a lot of time in our pool so they got a bit faded from the
> bromine.
Patricia Martin Steward - 08 Feb 2005 23:49 GMT
>Curt and I are going on a cruise later this month. We are going out of
>Galveston Tx and will visit Key West FLA, George Town, Grand Cayman, and
>Cozumel.

Rhapsody of the Seas, perchance?  I went on that one last year.

They really suck up to the Texans, so be prepared!

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Face your fears.
Live your dreams.
Lorelei - 09 Feb 2005 02:39 GMT
>>Curt and I are going on a cruise later this month. We are going out of
>>Galveston Tx and will visit Key West FLA, George Town, Grand Cayman, and
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> Face your fears.
> Live your dreams.

Yes, Rhapsody of the Seas. who sucks up to the Texans? The ship's crew?
did you enjoy the trip?
Lori
Patricia Martin Steward - 10 Feb 2005 01:04 GMT
>> Rhapsody of the Seas, perchance?  I went on that one last year.
>> They really suck up to the Texans, so be prepared!
>
>Yes, Rhapsody of the Seas. who sucks up to the Texans? The ship's crew?
>did you enjoy the trip?

The cruise was faboo, except for the Texas overkill -- Texas flags
everywhere, cowboy dress-up night, at least two instances of the
dining room staff singing "Deep in the Heart of Texas"... sheesh.
Well, I guess they know where their bread is buttered.  Or chilied.

The beauty of a cruise is that it's so simple to keep low carbing (as
long as you can avoid the desserts).  My advice is to eat every meal
in the dining room -- AVOID THE BUFFET.  The food isn't nearly as good
in the buffet, and in the dining room you can have anything you want.

Have a great time, and be sure to report back.  

----
Face your fears.
Live your dreams.
Andrea - 10 Feb 2005 14:45 GMT
They may not be sucking up to the Texans.  I have been on several
cruises in the past few years, and we always went at the same general
time of the year.  And every cruise had an Irish theme,
the-irish-dancing, boiled dinner night (etc..)  Finally I asked the
cruise people what was going on...

It seems that cruises, at least NCL, has themed cruises that follow year
to year.  This year we are going in May instead of Sept.  Hopefully
there will be no irish-dancing night.  (Not that we didnt enjoy it, but
a change would be nice).

All that said, you should ask your travel agent or the cruise line
directly about any themes or things of that nature...

or maybe not, I could be completely off the mark :-)

either way, enjoy!! cruising is great..

-Andrea

>>>Rhapsody of the Seas, perchance?  I went on that one last year.
>>>They really suck up to the Texans, so be prepared!
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> Face your fears.
> Live your dreams.
diane - 10 Feb 2005 21:29 GMT
I'd like to know if the Wal-Mart's, TJ Max and stores in general, sell
bathing suits in Florida all year round.  I'll be going down in April and
would rather take the time and try on a new suit.

It probably will remind me to not over eat while I'm there also!

> They may not be sucking up to the Texans.  I have been on several cruises
> in the past few years, and we always went at the same general time of the
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>> Face your fears.
>> Live your dreams.
Diane Ball - 12 Feb 2005 15:00 GMT
>>> Rhapsody of the Seas, perchance?  I went on that one last year.
>>> They really suck up to the Texans, so be prepared!
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>
> Have a great time, and be sure to report back.

I know some of the RCCL cruises leave out of TX - which could be why it was
TX themed.  I left out of Miami on Explorer of the Seas and they didn't suck
up to Texans on our cruise - same cruise line as Rhapsody of the Seas.  We
went to the buffets all day and in the formal dining at night.  On the
buffets - I could choose whatever I wanted - I had only been LC'ing a short
time when I went - but I had no real desire for starches.  I did eat fresh
pineapple every day.  I stuck with non deep-fried meats, salads, vegetables,
diet soda and water.  I came home from the cruise and didn't gain any weight
while out (7 nights).  We did a lot of walking while on the cruise.  I'm
ready to go again.
Diane

> ----
> Face your fears.
> Live your dreams.
Patricia Martin Steward - 12 Feb 2005 23:33 GMT
>> The cruise was faboo, except for the Texas overkill -- Texas flags
>> everywhere, cowboy dress-up night, at least two instances of the
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>TX themed.  I left out of Miami on Explorer of the Seas and they didn't suck
>up to Texans on our cruise - same cruise line as Rhapsody of the Seas.  

Yes, this cruise leaves from Galveston -- incidentally, they were
remodeling the port last year and it looked like a bomb had hit it.  I
hope it's improved!

>We >went to the buffets all day and in the formal dining at night.  On the
>buffets - I could choose whatever I wanted.

I was speaking specifically of the buffet on Rhapsody of the Seas --
unless they've since  paid attention to my comment card, it's
TERRIBLE.  I'd liken it to cafeteria food.  However, the dining room
food was terrific, and I really enjoyed the personal attention.

----
Face your fears.
Live your dreams.
Diane Ball - 13 Feb 2005 04:20 GMT
>>> The cruise was faboo, except for the Texas overkill -- Texas flags
>>> everywhere, cowboy dress-up night, at least two instances of the
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> TERRIBLE.  I'd liken it to cafeteria food.  However, the dining room
> food was terrific, and I really enjoyed the personal attention.

We were on Explorer of the seas and the buffets were pretty good.  We loved
our nitely dinners in the dining room with the same 3 wait staff every
night.  Our assitant waiter went out with us twice to the ports.  Good
looking young man from India.  Used to be a dancer and had the body for it.
I am looking forward to planning another cruise.
Diane

> ----
> Face your fears.
> Live your dreams.
tia - 12 Feb 2005 15:10 GMT
ok sorry for the bump, but this has to be addressed....  the texas
"overkill" you mention isnt overkill.  its just how we are here.  we
are proud to be texan, we love texas, we've killed presidents,
hoodlums, and we still have laws on the books that says you can be hung
in town square!  who can beat that?  anyway, its not just on the cruise
youll find that sort of thing.  just about every town in texas will
show you the same kind of pride.  while i might not understand it not
being from texas, ive lived here long enough to sort of enjoy it.
Diane Ball - 12 Feb 2005 15:41 GMT
> ok sorry for the bump, but this has to be addressed....  the texas
> "overkill" you mention isnt overkill.  its just how we are here.  we
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> show you the same kind of pride.  while i might not understand it not
> being from texas, ive lived here long enough to sort of enjoy it.

Who's post were you refferring to?  I am also from TX which is why I
responded - I didn't mention the overkill - only respond based on another
cruise from the same cruise line.  I love TX and San Antonio.
Diane
Judy - 13 Feb 2005 18:35 GMT
Hi

Does anyone know where or how one can buy a swimdress, similar to a swimsuit
that extends almost kneelength? One swims in it and can easily walk around
in beach areas and hotel lobbys-not worrying about a cover-up. They are not
the height of fashion this year. Three years ago I purchased a few in a
maternity shop,

Judy
AngieRose - 13 Feb 2005 19:40 GMT
> Hi
>
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>
> Judy

Judy I hope these links work. you might have to copy and paste all the lines
together. The first link is to the whole site incase the second link doesnt
work. The second like is to the swim dress/dresses.
www.llbean.com

http://www.llbean.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CategoryDisplay?storeId=1&catalo
gId=1&categoryId=39928&feat=et&from=GM&noDept=&guideId=7280&moduleId=7290


www.Spiegel.com

http://www.spiegel.com/shop/thumbnail.asp?nav_cat_id=435&gp_cat_id=284&category_
id=3644


http://www.newport-news.com

http://www.newport-news.com/shop/subcat_twelve.asp?gpcatID=2012&pacatID=2013&cat
ID=4893


I found lots of links but these are the places I know and would use. :o)

Angie
 
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