Travel Tuesdays: Carnival Cruise Food

Before: Seafood plate (fish, squid, mussels, etc)

After

When cruisers and even non-cruisers, think of Carnival, they think of the all you can eat food: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and room service. Food is everywhere and you have plenty to choose from: Mexican, American, Caribbean, etc.

Healthy eating

At dinner our waiter danced to Get Low by
Flo Rida. Our mom even got on the dance floor.

Before: Red snapper fish, veggies, & Pumpkin.

After

Our waiter dancing on another night.

escargot

   

Fish & veggies.

Rhonda poses prior to eating her meal.

Appetizer

Appetizer

More fish and veggies. We ate a lot of fish.

A delicious apple pie.

As you can see food was our favorite part of cruising. We hope you enjoyed reading about our experience on Carnival Fantasy. Where do you suggest we cruise to next? Comment below.

Rhonda W. & Sharee W.

On the Road!

We spent quite a bit of time on the road from Rome to Montecatini Terme, outside of Florence, Italy in the Tuscany region.  En route to our destination, we got to know our travel companions.  Rhonda and I are the youngest on this trip along with two other Black females from Georgia.  Neither of them knew each other before the trip. The other travelers are older retired White adults.  We shared with them our various passions including the concept of Take A Leap.  They shared very interesting travel stories from African safaris to river boat cruises along the Mediterranean.  We took only a few pictures today, and if it wasn't for the slow Internet connection, we would share them on this post [I've tried for over an hour].  One is from our trip to Assisi which was en route to Montecatini Terme, and the other is a glass of red wine from our wonderful dinner.  I will share them on a later post.  I was famish, so apologize for not taking pictures of the dinner itself which was a five course meal consisting of pizza, pasta, vegetables, fish & potatoes, and dessert.