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5th Dimensional Creation
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It gets on my nerves when people do this. I’m currently expecting and my sister is planning her wedding in June (baby comes in Jan) and she said “I guess I’ll have to have one kid at my wedding” and my IMMEDIATE reaction was “he can have a babysitter for one night it’ll be ok.” Easy, no second guess
November 5, 2025 at 10:39 PM
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Just some other pics from the cruise that are fun’s :)
Nessie, the towel brontosaurus. He’s got little felt circle eyes and I cuddled him while watching Loud House. The first day at sea was rough. We were beside a tropical storm and it was wild. View of the bridge in Charleston, SC before we left. The view of the ocean at breakfast the first day on the ship.
November 16, 2024 at 1:06 AM
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Princess Cays water is so clear! (If anyone can identify these fish please let me know. A kid asked their dad and he said “long ones”)
The water is too low and the reef is too high for a cruise ship to get close, so we road boat taxis and this was the water on the way there. The fish off the pier. You can almost see the bottom. Another view of the fish and the pier. I think you can actually see the bottom of the water. Another view of the water while getting to the beach.
November 16, 2024 at 1:02 AM
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Pics of Nassau and the boat that helped us leave port.
The infamous pink Atlantis hotel with the biggest water park in the Bahamas. I remember seeing so many commercials for it when I was a kid. The lead boat in the prettiest blue water. Another pic of Atlantis. It just kept getting bigger. The colorful buildings of Nassau.
November 16, 2024 at 12:57 AM
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The Bahamas Museum of Junkanoo. The language and culture of the Bahamas. It was a fantastic experience. Highly recommend. This is what we did first when getting onto the island.
Centerpiece made for the museum based off of the centerpieces that are made for the festivals. They are made from tons of different materials including wire and paper! The outfits worn by the people in the festivals. Made by sea sponge, crepe paper, yarn, and the oldest being newspaper since it was the easiest material to get ahold of at the beginning. Another view of the outfits. A closer look at the centerpiece. It is easier to see the detailing and amount of work that goes into making them.
November 16, 2024 at 12:53 AM