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hey can you pls recommend a fic like escapade

Hi, anon...so the main tropes in that one are the tropical location, a fake relationship, a destination wedding, and sex work. So here are some that fit some of those...

Perfect Storm by @cherrystreet

What do you do when your best friend asks you and your (now) ex to be the best men at his destination wedding? You can either tell him the truth, tell him you’re not together anymore, and deal with the consequences, or you can pretend you’re still together and roll with it, just pray you don’t spiral. Fake it ‘til you make it. You know, for the sake of the wedding.

Harry and Louis choose the latter.

If this feeling flows both ways. by Star_Henderson / @tommosgun

'You're a massive flirt Tommo, you were practically shagging on skype.' Zayn punches me playfully in the arm.

'Did you fucking see him? My god he is so my type. Thank god I chose that agency, he's hot, it will be great fun, can't wait.' I squint my eyes at him.

'You're actually doing this then yeah?'

'Yeah I am Zayn, I have been dreading turning up at that wedding alone. I can stop worrying now and just enjoy it. He seems cool, think we will hit it off and if he's used to this kind of thing then I'm sure he will be a true professional and ace his role.'

'Mmmh, I just worry Lou that all. Me and Liam, we just want you to be happy.'

'I know love, I know and I'm sure Prince Charming is just around the corner.' I eye roll at him. 'But until then, I'll act it out with a hot dude.' ~ Or the one where Louis hires an escort to go as his boyfriend to Lottie's wedding and to affirm his sexuality at several work engagements. Louis is very rich and very successful, Harry is an escort, hired to attend to your every need. From the Sony winter ball in Vegas to the Grammys. From Malibu to Miami, the Bahamas to London, follow the journey of Louis the songwriter and Harry the male escort.

Whatever Floats Your Boat by larryftnoctrl / @the-larry-way

When Harry's mother convinces him to attend his ex's wedding, he must enlist support in the form of his handsome and charming best friend, flatmate and convincing fake boyfriend, Louis. With Louis by his side, the ever present sun and the plenty of open bars, an all expenses paid week long cruise doesn't seem like the worst he could do.

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have we all processed the wwwyf announcement? (no) great now let's discuss the academy news

cruise!! november 9-13 2024, organized by andrew mcmahon, has jack's mannequin something corporate cartel jukebox the ghost and a helluva lot more. miami to nassau (bahamas)

merch drop! four shirts for sale now on their website. all of them were previously sold in person over the past year

sleeping with giants live at concord music hall (the riot fest 2022 aftershow 👀) dropped! (only on their website, not on streaming...yet)

in the email announcing all this, they teased a potential live album:

As you're filling up your cart, we’d like to share 'Sleeping with Giants (Lifetime)' LIVE from the Concord Music Hall 2022. It's gotten us thinking about a live album, and we can't wait to share more.

said email signed off with “When You Least Expect It, Expect It.” - Mike Carden. the ramifications of this are, quite frankly, fascinating: perhaps more surprises are in store?

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2023 Bahamas Cruise, Part 18, Apr. 12. Weather hold on Long Island.

What do you do when the water is this clear and calm? Jump in! Bahamas are not all beaches, pina coladas and “green flash” sunsets. After these two flat calm days, the next two days we were surrounded by storms from a stalled cold front. Miami flooded with 8” of rain in two days. Yet, we never really got rain.

Easter Sunday, I dropped off Nancy at the closest dinghy dock to St. Joseph’s Anglican/Episcopal church in Thompson Bay. You can just barely see it in the background behind her. Around fifty people were in attendance. She had met most of them during our time on the Island. A much more reserved service, than last years service in Black Point. No tambourines, no kids choir, and a third the time. Fifty/fifty men and women, where Black Point was a high majority of women.

After dropping Nancy off, I swung by the Thompson Bay Yacht Club. Cruisers over time have set up a small picnic area on shore here, dubbed TBYC. No one was here. Only two of us are anchored in the bay now. Then I headed back to the boat for boat chores. Took the trash to shore. Filled the water tank using our water maker. Trickle charged the start battery and fixed a thing or two.

Nancy called on the VHF radio for a pick up at Basil’s dock. Once we got back to the boat, we lifted the anchor and headed north. Great wind from the west for sailing on a beam reach. Nancy baked bread while the boat was heeled 10-15 degrees to starboard.

Fresh Coconut cinnamon bread!

Just before the two loaves of Coconut cinnamon bread came out of the oven we sailed over the Tropic of Cancer northbound. Coordinates are displayed on the top left of the chart plotter, N23 26.031 Actual Longitude of the Tropic of Cancer North 23 degrees 26 minutes and 10 seconds. We anchored off of Simms Settlement on Long Island. That is where you see Nancy jumping off the boat. She paddleboared along the shore. While I made water on the boat.

Nancy caught mid flight playing around and cooling off some.

The next day we dinghied to Simms Government Dock where the mail boat comes in. With a west wind blowing the dinghy against the sharp rocks. I sent Nancy on walk about, while I oared around in the dinghy. She visited the prison and several graveyards. The prison and most buildings in town had outhouses near them. Not sure if either the outhouse or prison have been used in recent history. Think Mayberry RFD, Bahama out island style.

Just before we left for shore another monohull sailboat pulled into OUR anchorage. This is OUR anchorage damn it! As soon as we got back to the boat we pulled anchor and went north around the next point. I had gotten lazy and forgot to check the charts. We went from 7 ft. depth to 5 ft. in a couple of seconds. Oops! I went to idle and started the turn back to deep water. Too late…..squeakkkkk. We had skidded to a stop in pure white sand. Quick check of the shore for current tide. Looks kind of low. Pull up weather app. we are close to low. Had this been a sailing YouTube channel. All sorts of drama could be made up. Water was flat calm. First dropped the 55 pound anchor and twenty feet of chain that weighs 1 lb. per foot. The chain laid over the top of the anchor in a pile. Had some snacks and a beer. Went swimming. Walked chest deep around the boat. Nancy jumped off the boat and hit bottom doing so. Wind changed 180 degrees and picked up enough to move the boat when we floated free. So pulled in the pile of chain with the anchor suspended above the sand. Couple of hours later…..we floated free after dark. Waited until 7 ft. showed on the depth finder. Then drop the anchor and chain, then went to bed. Next morning we snorkeled around the boat.

This blue tip crab put up his dukes, when I stopped by. Reviewing weather, anchorages and possible plans we decided to sail back to Thompson Bay. Then rent a car and tour the north end of the island. Wind was on our nose, so we only sailed an hour; then motored to Thompson Bay. In between rain storms we took 4 jerry jugs to Long Island Petroleum for diesel and gas. Had a great talk with Walter Fox the part owner.

On Wednesday when the weather seemed to break. We hiked over the island to the ocean side, then south along the beach for a mile. Then back across the island to the “Sou’ side” (Sound side) of the island. Round trip walking was a little over 3 miles. We were hot and tired with nothing but photos to show for our beach hike. We are surprised that little to no shells on the reef side of the island. Today though we were both looking for Ambergris. Found lots of tar balls, but no ambergris.

On the way to the dinghy we stopped at the “Sou’ side” bar for a cold Kalik beer and cracked chicken. Then back to the boat.

Rainbow over Salt Pond at the end of the day.

S/V Sea Breeze, Thompson Bay, Long Island, Bahamas.

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welcome aboard royal caribbean's wonder of the seas! this ten day/nine night cruise will be departing from sunny miami, florida, and taking you all over the caribbean! you’ll be getting to spend the perfect day on royal caribbean's private island, and afterwards get to sail to five other gorgeous islands. and don’t worry, we know everyone wants days where they just want to relax. that’s what the sea days will be for! you can either enjoy all the activities the ship has to offer, or you can kick back in a lounge chair by one of the many pools with a drink in your hand. and now, the much anticipated cruise itinerary with the ports of call.

THE CRUISE ITINERARY

Friday: May 5th - Miami, Florida - Cruise leaves at 5:00 PM

Saturday: May 6th - CocoCay, Bahamas - on island from 8AM to 8PM

Sunday: May 7th - Day at Sea

Monday: May 8th - Philipsburg, St. Maarten  - on island from 8AM to 8PM

Tuesday: May 9th - St. John's, Antigua  - on island from 8AM to 8PM

Wednesday: May 10th - Castries, St. Lucia  - on island from 8AM to 8PM

Thursday: May 11th - St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands - on island from 8AM to 8PM

Friday: May 12th - Basseterre, St. Kitts & Nevis - on island from 8AM to 8PM

Saturday: May 13th - Day At Sea & Captains Ball

Sunday: May 14th - Miami, Florida - Cruise arrives at 11:00 AM

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Events 7.10 (after 1950)

1951 – Korean War: Armistice negotiations begin at Kaesong. 1962 – Telstar, the world's first communications satellite, is launched into orbit. 1966 – The Chicago Freedom Movement, co-founded by Martin Luther King Jr., holds a rally at Soldier Field in Chicago at which as many as 60,000 people attend. 1973 – The Bahamas gain full independence within the Commonwealth of Nations. 1974 – An EgyptAir Tupolev Tu-154 stalls and crashes at Cairo International Airport, killing all six people on board. 1976 – Four mercenaries (one American and three British) are executed in Angola following the Luanda Trial. 1978 – President Moktar Ould Daddah of Mauritania is ousted in a bloodless coup d'état. 1985 – The Greenpeace vessel Rainbow Warrior is bombed and sunk in Auckland harbour by French DGSE agents, killing Fernando Pereira. 1985 – An Aeroflot Tupolev Tu-154 stalls and crashes near Uchkuduk, Uzbekistan (then part of the Soviet Union), killing all 200 people on board in the USSR's worst-ever airline disaster. 1991 – The South African cricket team is readmitted into the International Cricket Council following the end of Apartheid. 1991 – Boris Yeltsin takes office as the first elected President of Russia. 1991 – A Beechcraft Model 99 crashes near Birmingham Municipal Airport (now Birmingham–Shuttlesworth International Airport) in Birmingham, Alabama, killing 13 of the 15 people on board. 1992 – In Miami, former Panamanian leader Manuel Noriega is sentenced to 40 years in prison for drug and racketeering violations. 1997 – In London, scientists report the findings of the DNA analysis of a Neanderthal skeleton which supports the "out of Africa theory" of human evolution, placing an "African Eve" at 100,000 to 200,000 years ago. 1997 – Miguel Ángel Blanco, a member of Partido Popular (Spain), is kidnapped (and later murdered) in the Basque city of Ermua by ETA members, sparking widespread protests. 1998 – Catholic Church sexual abuse cases: The Diocese of Dallas agrees to pay $23.4 million to nine former altar boys who claimed they were sexually abused by Rudolph Kos, a former priest. 1999 – In women's association football, the United States defeated China in a penalty shoot-out at the Rose Bowl near Los Angeles to win the final match of the 1999 FIFA Women's World Cup. The final was watched by 90,185 spectators, which set a new world record for attendance at a women's sporting event. 2000 – EADS, the world's second-largest aerospace group is formed by the merger of Aérospatiale-Matra, DASA, and CASA. 2000 – Bashar al-Assad succeeds his father Hafez al-Assad as President of Syria. 2002 – At a Sotheby's auction, Peter Paul Rubens's painting The Massacre of the Innocents is sold for £49.5 million (US$76.2 million) to Lord Thomson. 2006 – A Pakistan International Airlines Fokker F27 Friendship crashes near Multan International Airport, killing all 45 people on board. 2007 – Erden Eruç begins the first solo human-powered circumnavigation of the world. 2008 – Former Macedonian Interior Minister Ljube Boškoski is acquitted of all war-crimes charges by a United Nations Tribunal. 2011 – Russian cruise ship Bulgaria sinks in the Volga River near Syukeyevo, Tatarstan, causing 122 deaths. 2011 – Amid widespread backlash to revelations of phone hacking, British weekly tabloid News of the World publishes its final issue and shuts down after nearly 168 years in print. 2012 – The Episcopal Church USA allows same-sex marriage. 2016 – Portugal defeats France in the UEFA Euro 2016 Final to win their first European title. 2017 – Iraqi Civil War: Mosul is declared fully liberated from the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant by the government of Iraq. 2018 – A group of Thai school children and their teacher get stuck in a cave for a few days; they are all rescued but one rescuer doesn't make it. This is known as the Tham Luang cave rescue. 2019 – The last Volkswagen Beetle rolls off the line in Puebla, Mexico. The last of 5,961 "Special Edition" cars will be exhibited in a museum.

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Miami Magic: The Allure of Cruise Ships at Port Miami

Introduction:

Port Miami, a bustling hub of maritime activity, serves as the gateway to boundless adventures aboard magnificent cruise ships. Among them, Royal Caribbean stands as a beacon of luxury and innovation, offering unforgettable journeys that begin amidst the vibrant backdrop of Miami's skyline. Let's embark on a captivating exploration of Miami cruise ships, where every voyage is a symphony of excitement and discovery.

Embarking from Port Miami:

The journey begins at Port Miami, where the air is alive with the anticipation of adventure. Against the backdrop of swaying palm trees and sparkling waters, cruise ships line the docks, ready to transport passengers to exotic destinations. Amidst the hustle and bustle of the terminal, travelers eagerly await their chance to step aboard these floating marvels and set sail into the unknown.

Royal Caribbean: Masters of the Seas:

Royal Caribbean stands at the pinnacle of the cruise industry, renowned for its fleet of state-of-the-art ships and unparalleled service. From the iconic Oasis-class vessels to the innovative Quantum-class ships, each Royal Caribbean cruise ship is a masterpiece of design and engineering. Onboard, passengers are treated to a wealth of amenities and activities, from world-class dining to adrenaline-pumping thrills, ensuring that every moment of their voyage is filled with excitement and wonder.

Aboard the Royal Caribbean Experience:

Step aboard a Royal Caribbean cruise ship, and you enter a world of luxury and adventure unlike any other. From the moment you step into the elegant atrium, you're enveloped in a sense of grandeur and sophistication. Whether lounging by the pool, indulging in gourmet cuisine, or catching a Broadway-style show, there's something for everyone aboard a Royal Caribbean ship.

Miami Cruise Ships: Where Dreams Set Sail:

Miami cruise ships offer an unparalleled blend of luxury, excitement, and adventure, making them the perfect choice for travelers seeking an unforgettable vacation experience. From the sleek lines of the ships themselves to the bustling energy of Port Miami, every aspect of the journey is infused with a sense of possibility and excitement. Whether you're sailing to the pristine beaches of the Caribbean or exploring the vibrant culture of the Bahamas, Miami cruise ships promise an adventure you'll never forget.

Exploring Exotic Destinations:

One of the greatest joys of cruising from Miami is the opportunity to explore a diverse array of destinations in the Caribbean and beyond. From the turquoise waters of the Bahamas to the lush jungles of Central America, each port of call offers its own unique charms and attractions. Whether you're snorkeling among colorful coral reefs, exploring ancient ruins, or simply relaxing on a sun-drenched beach, the possibilities are endless when you set sail from Port Miami.

The Future of Cruise Travel:

As technology continues to evolve, so too do Miami cruise ships, with Royal Caribbean leading the way in innovation and sustainability. From the introduction of cutting-edge features like virtual balconies and robotic bartenders to the implementation of eco-friendly initiatives to reduce their environmental footprint, Royal Caribbean is committed to shaping the future of cruise travel for generations to come.

In the enchanting world of Miami cruise ships, adventure awaits around every corner, and every voyage is a journey of discovery. Whether you're marveling at the stunning skyline of Miami from the deck of a Royal Caribbean ship or exploring exotic destinations in the Caribbean and beyond, the allure of cruise travel is undeniable. So pack your bags, leave your worries behind, and set sail on the adventure of a lifetime from the magical shores of Port Miami. Bon voyage!

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Seaport Transfers Made Easy: Navigating Miami's Waterfront

Miami's vibrant waterfront is a hub of activity, especially when it comes to seaport transfers for travelers embarking on cruises or seeking transportation to and from the city's iconic ports. Navigating Miami's waterfront for seaport transfers can be an exciting part of any journey, offering a blend of convenience, sightseeing, and seamless transportation options. This guide explores the essentials of seaport transfers in Miami, highlighting key considerations and tips for making your waterfront experience easy and enjoyable.

Understanding Miami's Seaports

Miami is home to several major seaports, each catering to different types of cruises and maritime activities:

PortMiami: Known as the "Cruise Capital of the World," PortMiami is one of the busiest cruise ports globally, offering a wide range of cruise itineraries to destinations in the Caribbean, Bahamas, and beyond. It's located on Dodge Island, just east of Downtown Miami.

Port Everglades: While not in Miami proper, Port Everglades in nearby Fort Lauderdale is another popular departure point for cruises, especially for those heading to the Caribbean.

Transportation Options for Seaport Transfers

Navigating Miami's waterfront for seaport transfers requires choosing the right transportation option based on your preferences and itinerary:

Private Transportation Services: Many companies in Miami specialize in seaport transfers, providing private car or shuttle services to and from the ports. This option offers convenience and flexibility, especially for families or groups.

Ridesharing Apps: Popular ridesharing apps like Uber and Lyft operate throughout Miami, offering a budget-friendly and convenient option for seaport transfers. However, availability may vary depending on demand and time of day.

Public Transportation: Miami-Dade Transit operates bus routes that connect to PortMiami, providing a cost-effective way to reach the port from various locations in the city.

Hotel Shuttles: Some hotels in Miami offer complimentary shuttle services to PortMiami for guests staying pre-cruise or post-cruise.

Tips for Navigating Miami's Waterfront

To make your seaport transfer experience in Miami smooth and enjoyable, consider the following tips:

Plan Ahead: Research transportation options and book in advance, especially during peak cruise season or busy travel periods.

Consider Traffic and Timing: Factor in Miami's traffic patterns and allow ample time for transfers to avoid rushing or missing embarkation times.

Pack Essentials: Ensure you have all necessary documents, cruise tickets, identification, and any required travel paperwork easily accessible.

Stay Informed: Stay updated on any changes to port procedures, embarkation protocols, or transportation services by checking with your cruise line or port authority.

Explore Nearby Attractions: If time permits, consider arriving at the port early to explore nearby attractions such as Bayside Marketplace or the Wynwood Arts District.

Local Insights and Recommendations

Miami locals often have valuable insights and recommendations for navigating the city's waterfront:

Water Taxi Services: Explore Miami's waterways with water taxi services that offer scenic transfers and stops at various waterfront destinations.

Dining Options: Discover waterfront dining experiences near PortMiami or Port Everglades for a pre-cruise meal with stunning views.

Cultural Highlights: Visit cultural attractions like the Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) or the Frost Science Museum, located near PortMiami.

Conclusion

In conclusion, seaport transfers in Miami offer a blend of convenience, excitement, and exploration for travelers embarking on cruises or seeking transportation along the city's vibrant waterfront. By understanding the different transportation options available, planning ahead, and exploring local insights, navigating Miami's waterfront for seaport transfers can be a seamless and enjoyable part of your travel experience. Whether you prefer private transportation services, ridesharing apps, or public transit, Miami offers diverse options to suit every traveler's needs. Embrace the unique charm and energy of Miami's waterfront as you embark on your next cruise adventure or explore the city's coastal beauty.

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Gray Dusk - Queer Rewrite -18+: Chapter 1

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August 6, 2008 7:27 PM

Dessert Ridge, Phoenix, Arizona

   Since Phil Dwyer was in the picture, Mom wanted us all to have dinner together in the dining room, and we would usually have it in the living room, watching trash TV or listening to the radio.

   I didn't like Phil much, but he made my mom happy. I only disliked him because he can be small-minded, which can rub off on my mom. It's a chameleon effect. Whoever she spends time with for more than a few hours tends to mirror their interests and beliefs.

   No matter how much my mom has changed, one thing hasn't changed. She loves and adores me, and I know it. She must have seen me playing around with the grilled corn on my plate. We had just gotten back from the church service. I don't mind the church and all, but it's hateful in spirit. At least the church Phil goes to.

   "You okay, sweetie?" Mom asked me to nudge my shoulder, and I forced a smile. I've been thinking hard about the engagement, like dinner the other week and the announcement when Phil was drafted to the Marlins.

   "You haven't touched your empanadas all dinner... Bells, you aren't getting food shyness again, are you?" Mom asked me, confused. I used to fear eating in front of people. Phil always had a look of disgust when it came to me.

   "No, Mama, I am okay," I mumbled. She was so happy, and I didn't want to change the mood. "I... have been thinking a lot about the move to Florida,"

   "Are you worried about what happened to Adelaide?" She asked. Adelaide was one of my best friends before she moved to Tampa. She is a lesbian and isn't shy at all about it. She had gotten a girlfriend and was holding her hand in public and got hate-crimed, scolding hot coffee was thrown into her and her girlfriend's faces.

   "I won't lie and say that doesn't scare me a little," I said, looking down.

   It's been two months since I turned 18. I had my name legally changed from Beaufort to Bella. Mom wasn't thrilled about it, but when she got time to think, she helped me pick out some dresses... though I'm not a dress type of girl.

   "I don't want to hurt your feelings..." I sighed, afraid as she could be quite emotional. She and Phil had been trying to get pregnant, so her hormones were all over the place.

   "What is it, Bea-Bells," she said, concerned. She was still trying to get used to the name change. It was easier to call me Bells because that has been my nickname since I was a baby. My middle name is Bellamy, and they used to put bells on me because I would tend to run off.

   "Well... I was thinking that you have had sole custody of me since I was 8... and that it might be nice if I went to stay with Charlie," I said, and she made a confused face, "He and I haven't gotten to see each other for a while, and he has been supportive with me coming out and all,"

   "Are you sure Bea- er... I mean, Bella, you hate Forks and the cold, wet atmosphere," she looked at me concerned, "Is this your Father's idea? I am going to have to call him,"

   "No, Mama, this is my idea, I promise... I miss him," I shrugged and looked down at my plate, "I do remember a few people from Forks, and I don't know anyone from Miami..." I combed some hair out of my face, "Plus, I hate humidity more than the cold. Remember when we went to the Bahamas on that one vacation?" I asked, and she laughed at the memory.

   "Yeah, when we got off the plane in the Keys to go to the Cruise Ship Port, your hair poofed up in seconds," she covered her mouth, laughing and hugging me. "Well, Baby... if this is really what you want, I will call your father after dinner and work out everything before the High School starts over there."

   "That's okay, Mama, I will call him," I hugged her back and started eating. I tend not to get hungry when there is a lot on my mind. I wasn't looking at him, but Phil looked ecstatic about this; he is one of those stepfathers who doesn't want any stepkids.

   I didn't want to leave my mom to live with my Father, but I didn't want to move to Florida even more. What happened to Adelaide shook me up. She has 3rd-degree burns still healing from that incident.

   No place was safe for people like me, but I would feel safe since my Father is the sheriff of Forks. I don't know the intolerance of Washington, but I do know that my Father has done his best to support me.

   Charlie is an old soul who never left the small town he was raised in, so it surprised me when he was so supportive of me when I came out to him over a letter. He doesn't know how to do anything other than call me on his landline or send a letter, but he has been very supportive. It will be awkward because I haven't seen him in person for three years.

  We both have a problem with social awkwardness, even with each other. Mama told me I got much of my personality from him and his looks. I get his complexion. The only thing I got from my mom was her caramel hair and green eyes.

   When we finished dinner, Mom asked me if I wanted this before I could leave my room. Another reason I wanted to move is to get rid of all of her excuses for having a fun time. She was so young when she married me and didn't have a chance to have a good time.

   I pulled my phone off the charger and called dad, "Hello?" Charlie asked when he answered the phone.

   "Hey, Dad... did I wake you up?" I asked, forgetting that it was an hour ahead in Washington.

   "Oh Bella, Hey Sweetie, this is a surprise... you don't normally call me this late," Charlie asked. I couldn't help but smile when he used the name I told him. "Not complaining, I just- er... is everything okay?"

   "Yes, Dad, don't worry... your um, you know how Mom is getting married soon and moving to Florida,"

   "Yes..." he said sadly, though I knew it wasn't because of the wedding. He may be sad at the thought of me moving farther away than Mom getting married again. He had been over her for a while now.

   "Well, Um... I was just wondering if you wouldn't mind if I moved in with you and finished School in Forks?" I asked and then got a little nervous when he didn't answer immediately. I didn't think about him wanting to live with me now that I was out. Forks are quite a small town, though he doesn't seem the type to worry about image. I was freaking out from the lack of talking, "Um... You-"

   "Of course, Bella... You can move in with me! I can buy you a plane ticket right now if you want!" he said excitedly. I hadn't heard him this excited for anything other than him watching sports.

   "Well, I would like to spend a little more time with Mama before she moves, and I have to tell my friends bye... I can use the money I have saved for a truck and college to buy a plane ticket,"

   "No-No Bella, you keep your money, and I will buy your ticket," he quickly said, sounding happy. It was a relief he was so happy. I know my Father loves me, but I know if I had lived alone for so long. "Just tell me the day, and I will have everything ready,"

   "The 23rd?"

   "Yes, that is okay. School will start the next week... I will have your transcripts and registered at the high School soon,"

   "Love you, Charlie,"

   "Love you too, Bells," he said. Please Comment, Vote, and add this story to your reading lists.

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This is 100% the Democrats own making

This is 100% the Democrats own making, they were so blinded by her promises to get Trump, they didn’t vet her. If this was a Republican we would have known about the corruption prior to the 2020 election. This case has a real possibility of falling apart and Democrat voters have only themselves to blame.

If Trump is reelected in Nov he will be the most well vetted politician in American history. He is not perfect by any means BUT every possible allegation against him is on the table.

This seems to be a common theme in Democrat offices. After getting elected you use your position to rack up the cash and then give it to family and lovers to wash it, then you take a cut back.

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The all-day hearing escalated steadily throughout the day, culminating with Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis taking the witness stand for a combative brawl with defense attorneys that drew several rebukes from the judge.

There was talk of cash exchanging hands from Willis to Wade, where they store their money at home, CashApp usage, and their spending habits – all to get to the question of whether Willis benefitted financially from putting him on her staff.

The hearing will continue Friday with Willis still on the stand. The judge said he does not plan to issue a ruling on Friday.

The risks could not be greater, and Willis’ credibility is on the line.

Things quickly went off the rails. Willis didn’t act much like a traditional witness and was more like a prosecutor, arguing with the defense attorneys, raising objections, making legal arguments and even having exchanges with the judge. She even raised her voice at one point.

This led to a few rebukes from McAfee, who urged her and other attorneys in the courtroom to maintain “professionalism” and to not “talk over each other.” Willis repeatedly accused some of the defense attorneys of peddling lies – before and after the judge’s admonishment.

“You’ve lied in this. … I think you lied right here,” Willis said to attorney Ashleigh Merchant, pointing to copies of filings that raised accusations of self-dealing and nepotism.

On the stand, Wade stuck to his earlier claim – in a sworn affidavit submitted to the court – that his romantic relationship with Willis began in early 2022 and that they split travel and vacation expenses.

Bryant-Yeartie said she observed “hugging, kissing, close affection” between Willis and Wade prior to 2022

Wade and Willis have offered a simple explanation for why there’s essentially no paper trail to back up his claims they split expenses: Willis used cash.

Credit card statements submitted in Wade’s divorce proceedings show he paid for two flights for them in recent years, to San Francisco and Miami. They also took lavish trips to Belize, the Bahamas and some Caribbean cruises.

Trump lawyer Steven Sadow asked Willis about the breakup, eliciting an answer that revealed sexist remarks that Wade allegedly made to Willis in the past. She said, he “is used to women that, as he told me one time, ‘the only thing a woman can do for him is make him a sandwich.’” She explained that this was a part of their breakup – but it also was a defense to the self-dealing claims against her.

Nothing that happened Thursday undercut the factual allegations against Trump, Rudy Giuliani, Mark Meadows, or the other GOP allies who are accused of trying to overturn the 2020 election.

State prosecutors want that judge to issue a $370 million fine against Trump, after finding that Trump and his company committed significant fraud against banks and insurers by lying about his net worth and assets. They also want Trump barred from doing business in New York.

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The Ultimate Guide to Finding the Best Miami Cruise Deals

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Why Miami? Miami, the Magic City, is not just famous for its vibrant culture, stunning beaches, and eclectic cuisine but is also a major hub for cruising. With a myriad of cruise lines departing from the Port of Miami, you're spoiled for choice. From the Caribbean to the Bahamas, or even a transatlantic adventure, Miami is your gateway to the high seas.

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2023 Bahama Cruise, Part 15, April 4. Grey’s Bight, Long Island.

From the Rime of the Ancient Mariner:

“Water, water everywhere, nor any drop to drink.”

Monday the 3rd was spent working on the water maker. Spent 3 hours on Facebook with the experts troubleshooting our problem. One guy was in Italy and one was in California. After much checking this, and checking that. It came down to a trick from the dealer in California. “Kink the brine out flow hose, to build up pressure”. Sure I will try anything at this stage. Nancy has already checked flight schedules to Miami to acquire parts.

That fixed the problem! Then we made water for 4 hours. Beautiful anchorage and no one here. Truly without the internet we could not have fixed our problem. We have made approximately 98 gallons of water in a month. That would have been 16 trips to a water faucet with our 6 gallon jug. And that would have been a lot of work.

Sunrise in our anchorage. With our water tanks full the evening sunset even provided a small green flash on the horizon. Not as evident as we normally see. But still a green flash.

Checking with Nancy’s family in Fargo, N.D.. They are about to be hit with up to 25 inches of heavy wet snow. That only makes us appreciate our cruse in the Bahamas that much more.

We were able to pick some wild Tamarinds. Maybe 5 or 6. So many on the tree were either too high to pick, or had holes drilled in them by insects. The hole should have been a clue. Later in the day I noticed a wiggling larvae on the sole of the boat. Then two more in the cockpit. Been here a month and no larvae on the floor. Two hours alter the Tamarinds are in the boat and we have larvae. Humm….

This is a West Indian Chank shell ( Turbinella angulata ) . Nancy found several on the beach, but most were in bad shape.

The locals still sponge some. Here the strings of sheepswool sponges (Hippospongia lachne) dry out near the dinghy dock. These must have been here awhile, because they don’t smell at all.

These are sheepswool sponges below our boat. They are $20 on Amazon. Why not get a couple now.

Nancy takes a filet knife to a sponge below the boat. There are two ways to take a sponge. Either cut it off at the bottom, or use a hand rake to rip it from the bottom. Either way, by leaving a section of the sponge attached to the bottom. It will grow back. Very sustainable aquaculture. The water here is very clear for two reasons. Hard rock ground with no sediment. The sponges filter the water making it clear.

This is what is left on the bottom after Nancy cut the sponge off. It will regrow. This one was 5-6 years old, as determined by its diameter. You should see the small fish showing up for a free meal. The fish are smart, after a while they just followed her around.

Nancy frolicking around the boat. We pulled anchor and sailed north 5 miles to Thompson Bay. There are 8 boats here. For once the monohulls out number the catamarans. One lonely catamaran here. Full moon night!

S/V Sea Breeze, Thompson Bay, Long Island, Bahama.

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Disney's Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point: The Ultimate Guide

Nestled along the southern coast of Eleuthera in The Bahamas lies Disney's newest private island destination - Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point. Opening in summer 2024 exclusively for Disney Cruise Line guests, this picturesque 700-acre cay offers pristine beaches, lush landscapes, cultural celebrations, and a variety of family-friendly entertainment. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore everything you need to know to plan your perfect day on Lookout Cay, including details on: - Port Adventures - Cruise Ships and Itineraries - Dining Experiences - Shopping and Merchandise - Adult-Only Spaces - Family Entertainment - Cultural Experiences - Lookout Cay v Castaway Cay So, let's set sail on our tour of Disney's breathtaking Bahamian retreat!

Port Adventures From thrilling watersports to sightseeing tours showcasing The Bahamas' natural beauty, Lookout Cay offers a wide selection of half-day excursions known as Port Adventures. Here are some of the highlights:

Watersports For aquatic action, try the Certified Scuba trip ($209, ages 10+) to explore vibrant coral reefs or the Banana Boat ride ($59, ages 10+) with bouncy fun across the surf. Snorkelers can rent gear ($38, ages 10+) and go on self-guided underwater adventures or join the guided Snorkel by Boat tour ($109, ages 10+).

Land Excursions Discover Eleuthera's culture and history on the 4-hour South Eleuthera Eco and Cultural Tour ($149 ages 10+, $119 ages 3-9). This sightseeing adventure includes visits to local landmarks like the Ocean Hole natural pool. For off-road excitement, book the Historical Nature and Awesome Buggy Tour ($399 for a 4-person buggy, ages 12+) to locations like the picturesque Gaulding Cay beach.

Private Tours Customize your Lookout Cay experience with a private SUV or van tour. The Historical and Cultural Tour ($799 for an SUV, $1499 for a van) brings local Bahamian culture and heritage to life over 3.5 hours. Guests can also create custom private tours.

Cruise Ships and Itineraries Lookout Cay will welcome its first Disney Cruise Line guests in summer 2024. The Disney Dream, Fantasy, and Magic will all offer 3-7 night Bahamian or Caribbean itineraries featuring stops at Lookout Cay. Select preview sailings in June 2024 offer a first chance to experience Disney's new island, including a special 3-night roundtrip cruise from Fort Lauderdale. In August 2024, 7-night Caribbean voyages on the Disney Fantasy from Port Canaveral will offer another early opportunity. Once regular rotations start in October 2024, the Disney Dream and Magic will continue visiting Lookout Cay on various Bahamian cruises out of Port Canaveral and Miami.

Dining Experiences Whether you crave upscale dining or casual bites, Lookout Cay offers delicious flavors from The Bahamas and beyond. Beach Bars Three adult-exclusive beach bars will serve up tropical cocktails and light fare. Menu details are still pending, but expect island vibes and refreshing drinks like rum punch, Bahama Mamas, mojitos, and beer. Beachside Dining An open-air beachside dining room at Serenity Bay will offer easy access for adults seeking an oceanfront meal. The menu focuses on fresh local seafood, salads, sandwiches and Bahamian specialties. Family Dining Kids can enjoy their own dining room with child-friendly menu items. Located right by the water playground, this restaurant provides air-conditioned seating and convenient access for families. Quick Bites For on-the-go snacks, two snack bars will be available across Lookout Cay. Grab pre-packaged sandwiches, ice cream novelties, beverages and more.

Shopping and Merchandise Bring home unique Bahamian arts and crafts from Treasures of Eleuthera, Lookout Cay's retail shop. This airy boutique offers locally-made gifts spanning hand-crafted ceramics, woven baskets, original artwork, apparel and more. Kids can find plush toys and pirate souvenirs as well. Prices range from $15 for small items to over $500 for intricate handicrafts. Adult-Only Spaces While Lookout Cay offers family fun, adults can also find blissful retreats just for them. Serenity Bay This peaceful beach hideaway welcomes guests ages 18+ to relax in lounge chairs, enjoy beachside dining, and reserve private clifftop cabanas. An air-conditioned lounge offers respite from the sun.

Adult-Only Bars Three bars provide exclusive access for adults seeking tropical beverages without kids around. Signature cocktails, frozen drinks, local beers, and wines are all on the menu. Family Entertainment From play areas for kids to festive cultural celebrations, Lookout Cay offers entertainment options for guests of all ages to enjoy together. Water Playground Little ones can splash around for hours at this nautically-themed water play zone, inspired by Disney characters from Moana. Mini water slides, pop jets, pools, and more await. Goombay Cultural Center At this vibrant hub, Disney Cast Members lead junkanoo crafts, drum circles, and dance parties celebrating traditional Bahamian Goombay music. Guests can browse locally-made wares as well. Triton's Trumpet Stage Family-friendly live entertainment takes the stage at this seashell-shaped gazebo throughout the day. Performances range from local musicians to Disney character shows. With crystal blue waters, swaying palms, and Disney magic blended with rich Bahamian culture, Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point promises an island escape that dreams are made of. As the newest addition to Disney's private island collection, this tropical jewel is sure to become a treasured destination for cruise guests seeking sun-soaked adventures.

History and Culture Disney made an effort to work closely with Bahamians to infuse Lookout Cay with the essence of their art, celebrations, ecology, and heritage. The destination provides both Disney magic and an authentic showcase of Bahamian people and culture. Here are some ways they did it: - Architecture and design: The buildings and public spaces feature bright colors, seashell accents, and shapes inspired by nature to reflect Bahamian style. Local artists contributed murals and sculptures. - Goombay Cultural Center: This area pays homage to the Junkanoo festival, a vibrant Bahamian tradition. It has decor reminiscent of Junkanoo parades and offers cultural entertainment. - Port adventures: Excursions allow guests to explore the island's ecology, history, and culture, like the South Eleuthera Eco & Cultural Tour by 4x4 vehicle. - Shopping: The Wind & Waves Traders boutique sells locally made Bahamian crafts and artisan goods for guests to bring home. - Community partnerships: Disney collaborated with local artists, historians, tour operators, and schools to develop the destination in an authentic way. For example, Disney donated funds and expertise to establish community gardens at a local school. Cultural Experiences - Junkanoo festival: The Goombay Cultural Center celebrates Junkanoo with decor, music, costumes, masks, and more. Junkanoo is an iconic Bahamian festival known for its colorful parades, costumes, and music. - Goombay music: Goombay is a genre of Bahamian music that will be featured. It uses drums made from cans and skins for a unique sound. The cultural center is named after it. - Storytelling: Various spaces like the arrival point Mabrika Cove (named after the Taino welcome greeting) aim to share Bahamian stories through design details inspired by nature, folklore, and more. - Local arts and crafts: The Treasures of Eleuthera shop will sell locally created gifts, art, and crafts for guests to experience and purchase. - Natural landscapes: Spaces like Triton's Trumpet Stage gazebo showcase inspiration from the island's tropical landscapes and natural wonders.

Differences Between Lookout Cay and Castaway Cay While the two share similarities as tropical private islands, Lighthouse Point promises a more culturally immersive experience focused on showcasing authentic Bahamian essence. Its location and partnerships make it distinct from the fully Disney-owned Castaway Cay. Here's a quick list of differences: Location - Lighthouse Point is located on the island of Eleuthera in the Bahamas, about 114 miles southeast of Castaway Cay. Ownership - Castaway Cay is a separate private island owned solely by Disney. Lighthouse Point is a private port/destination that Disney purchased, but it relies on partnerships with the Bahamian government and businesses. Size - Castaway Cay spans 1,000 acres. Lighthouse Point is 700 acres. Design and Experience - Both offer pristine beaches, family-friendly amenities, water activities, etc. But Lighthouse Point aims for a more authentic Bahamian cultural experience through design details, shopping, entertainment, and excursions. Exclusivity - Castaway Cay can only be accessed by Disney cruise guests. Lighthouse Point will also be exclusive to Disney, but is more integrated with Eleuthera island. Expansion - Lighthouse Point will supplement Castaway Cay to support Disney's growing cruise fleet. It offers a new destination more convenient to home ports like Port Canaveral.

Conclusion Lookout Cay offers the perfect blend of natural island beauty, exciting excursions, family fun, and adult relaxation. With pristine beaches, vibrant marine life, cultural celebrations, world-class service, and classic Disney storytelling, this Bahamian escape invites discovery around every corner. As Disney's newest private island destination, Lookout Cay sets the stage for making unforgettable memories under the Caribbean sun. Whether you crave a leisurely day on the beach sipping tropical drinks or a jam-packed itinerary of watersports, sightseeing, and entertainment, this island paradise has something special for every guest. So start dreaming of your own island getaway, and get ready to be dazzled when Lookout Cay makes its grand debut! Read the full article

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Sailing Splendor: Exploring the Majesty of Miami Cruise Ships

Introduction:

Port Miami stands as a gateway to boundless adventures, where the azure waters beckon and the promise of exploration awaits aboard majestic cruise ships. Among the illustrious fleet, Royal Caribbean's vessels reign supreme, embodying opulence, innovation, and unparalleled experiences. Let us embark on a voyage through the enchanting realm of Miami cruise ships, where every journey is a symphony of luxury and discovery.

Setting Sail from Port Miami:

As the vibrant heart of maritime travel, Port Miami casts a spell on travelers with its bustling terminals and panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean. Amidst this maritime spectacle, cruise ships stand tall like majestic giants, ready to whisk passengers away on unforgettable voyages. From the moment one steps foot on the pier, anticipation mounts, and the allure of adventure fills the salty air.

Royal Caribbean: Pioneers of Luxury Cruising:

Among the constellation of cruise lines that call Port Miami home, Royal Caribbean shines as a beacon of innovation and excellence. With a fleet that boasts some of the largest and most technologically advanced ships on the seas, Royal Caribbean redefines the notion of luxury cruising. From the iconic Oasis-class vessels to the sleek Quantum-class ships, each Royal Caribbean ship is a floating marvel designed to captivate and delight passengers of all ages.

Aboard a Royal Caribbean Cruise Ship:

Step aboard a Royal Caribbean cruise ship, and you enter a world where every whim is catered to and every desire fulfilled. From the moment you step into the grand atrium, you're greeted by a symphony of elegance and sophistication. Whether lounging by the pool, indulging in gourmet cuisine, or partaking in adrenaline-pumping activities like surfing and skydiving, there's never a dull moment on a Royal Caribbean cruise.

Miami Cruise Ships: A Feast for the Senses:

Miami cruise ships offer a cornucopia of delights for travelers seeking sun-soaked escapades and unforgettable experiences. From the sleek lines of the ships themselves to the vibrant atmosphere of Port Miami, every aspect of the journey is imbued with a sense of excitement and possibility. Whether you're sailing to the pristine beaches of the Caribbean or exploring the rich cultural tapestry of the Bahamas, Miami cruise ships promise an adventure like no other.

Exploring the Caribbean:

For many travelers, the allure of Miami cruise ships lies in their ability to transport passengers to the sun-drenched shores of the Caribbean. From the crystalline waters of the Cayman Islands to the lush rainforests of Puerto Rico, each port of call offers a tantalizing glimpse into paradise. Whether snorkeling among vibrant coral reefs or sampling exotic cuisine in quaint seaside towns, the Caribbean beckons with its myriad treasures waiting to be discovered.

The Evolution of Cruise Travel:

Over the years, Miami cruise ships have evolved from humble vessels ferrying passengers to exotic ports of call to floating palaces offering a wealth of amenities and activities. Royal Caribbean, in particular, has been at the forefront of this evolution, introducing groundbreaking innovations such as onboard surfing simulators, robotic bartenders, and even virtual reality experiences. With each new ship that sets sail from Port Miami, the boundaries of what's possible in cruise travel are pushed ever further.

In the realm of Miami cruise ships, adventure knows no bounds, and every voyage is a journey of discovery. Whether you're marveling at the towering skyscrapers of Miami's skyline from the deck of a Royal Caribbean ship or diving into the turquoise waters of the Caribbean, the allure of cruise travel is undeniable. So, pack your bags, leave your cares behind, and set sail on the voyage of a lifetime from the enchanting shores of Port Miami. Adventure awaits!