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Cruise Ships in Review
Celebrity’s Millennium is Timeless
By Jeff Henderson
For years, I was told that I just had to go on an Alaskan cruise. Since I have been all over the world on over 35 cruises to exotic places like China, Russia and Egypt, Alaska seemed a little anti-climactic and was, therefor low on my list. However, after yet another friend told us that we just have to go, this past summer we decided to give it a try. We were very happy we did! It was everything everyone said it would be and more and after a very hot summer here in Florida, the cool mild weather of the Pacific Northwest was very refreshing!
We just returned from an amazing Alaska cruise. We took a group onboard NCL's ship the Pearl. It left out of Seattle and stopped in Juneau, Ketchikan, Skagway and Glaceir bay. We saw whales and eagles but no Sarah Palin! lol Check out our Face Book page at Pride Family Cruises for pictures. Our next group cruise is going to be in January some place warm. :)
I hope this doesn’t come across like a solicitation; I mean for it to be a kind of public service message. My partner and I adopted our son David 13 years ago when he was 3 and he’s now approaching 16. As he started to become more independent, I looked for a way to get back into the work force after being a stay-at-home dad for all these years. Since we love taking cruises and have traveled all over the world, I decided to buy into a cruise travel franchise several years ago.
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Local Author Draws on Childhood to Write a Book on Gay Adoption
By Heather World
Psychologist James LaCroce is not just monkeying around in his new children’s book about a chimpanzee. He also hopes to advance the cause of gay parenting. Photo by Pamela Gerard
by Mary Ellen McLaughlin, partner at Alternative Reproductive Resources (www.arr1.com)
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July 31 - August 7 in Provincetown, MA. It's a powerful and fun family vacation!
We are currently considering investing in property in Providence, RI. I have been doing some online research and have found some very positive reviews and information concerning the area and its fit with my family. I would really like to hear from those who know first hand however and can give me a realistic view of accurate pros and cons of the area! Hard to do from a 2D screen! Also would like to know some good info on safer/cleaner/better school ratings on some of the boroughs from those who know first hand!
Two Chicago-area surrogacy firms today announced the launch of a program designed to facilitate the delivery in Illinois of babies carried by gestational surrogates.
Alternative Reproductive Resources (ARR), Chicago, and the Center for Egg Options (CEO), Northbrook, Ill., created The Surrogacy Advantage to help more intended parents benefit by the state’s surrogacy friendly status.
My parner and I experienced a fantastic cruise with our two children, one with autism recently. The organization is called, Autism on the Seas and you can get information on their 2010 cruises on their website. The other families in our group (straight) were very supportive and have become apart of our extended family. Our Group Director, Jamie (family) was AWESOME! He is a veteran cruiser so was able to tell us about things most first time cruisers like us would not know.