Honeymoon

So Erin posted the last blog and since we have a lot to catch up on and we want to be consistent in these posts so we can update people on our boring lives (we think they're boring), we are going to share the responsibility of posting. So our next event we would like to update everyone on is our honeymoon. We had the opportunity to go on a 4 day Disney Cruise to the Bahamas and Disney's private island, Castaway Cay. We have never had more fun than we did on this cruise and can't wait to go again when we have the money to (so not for a LONG time:)) Like the last post we'll tell the story in pictures, enjoy...

I really did not mean to make this beauty of a picture first, but here you go, we had a mandatory safety drill and I was sad because we were in the bowels of the ship, not enjoying the wonderful weather and our new camera wasn't working right but that was b/c I'm not the smartest person in the world sometimes:)

View from the top deck while still in port in Florida

There was a gorgeous sunset every night and I went a little picture crazy so I spared everyone and only put 2 sunset pictures up here Welcome to Nassau, Bahamas! Nassau, Tiajuana of the Caribbean They made awesome animals out of our towels and placed them on our bed, our love bird swans Atlantis resort, we saw this on our way to go snorkeling

Our HUGE ship in port at Castaway Cay, Disney's private island

We found a secluded spot that only had 2 hammocks and was far away from anything else On our way to the adult beach (not as bad as it sounds:)), enjoying our (non-alcholic) specialty drinks The scenery was beautiful on Castaway Cay Amazing beaches and water

Us with Chip and Dale

This was the view when we woke up in port at Castaway Cay (the Flying Dutchman) Us at the Palo, it's a 5 star Italian restaurant on the top of the ship, we only had to make reservations and pay a very small fee and we had the best food we have ever had! This picture shows our 5 desserts, we told the waiter we couldn't decide on just one so he brought us all 5 we were wanting and we got to try a bit of all of them! Gotta love cruise ship food Our towel monkey These fireworks were on the ship and this picture was taken from our balcony They have a musical on ship every night and on the last night it was Disney Dreams, it's won the award for best musical on a cruise line for multiple years and it WAS great This restaurant was called the Artist's Palate, the whole restaurant even the food started as black and white and then as the meal progressed not only did the food get more colorful the entire restaurants got more colorful, it was awesome! Our group we ate dinner with every night and our waiters who followed us around to all the different restaurants, they were all very nice and around our age so we had fun talking to themOur turtle towel