On the Bimini dolphin swim part of the vacation. Dooney's birthday pic!	Bimini Harbor. It's a tiny island, not much to look at, but they have lots of booze.
A storm and an incredible sunset!	Need I say more?
This is Tiki, one of the ship dogs. His job was to bark when he spotted dolphins. Darned if he wasn't good at it...	Ubi and Tiki were shuttled over to the beach for playtime while we were anchored for lunch.
There's my gorgeous man...	Don't tell him I put this picture up!
Here's the ships lounge. Air-conditioned (yay!) for ultimate comfort. We took our meals here.	And here's the galley, conveniently located within the lounge. We were served surprisingly good food!
This was the night we had to wear our sarongs to dinner.	We spent a lot of time looking out at the water searching for dolphins.
Here's the back of the boat where we would put on all our gear and jump in the water. It was a blast!	We weren't the only ones on the ship... here are some of our mates.
Stevo took some time to write emails.	Our new friend Celia!

And then there was Jamaica!	Our first stop was Round Hill Resort. This was the entrance to our little cottage.
You go up the stairs surrounded by flowers and plants...	And when you arrive at the top there's a beautiful view of the bay. It was like "Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous"!
Our living room.	Our bedroom with the big pineapple four-poster bed. This room had a swamp cooler in the closet, so at least our clothes had it comfortable.
This was the breakfast spread. Our housekeeper Gertrude came every morning and made anything we wanted. We dream about it.	Steve's first cup of Jamaica Blue Mountain coffee. He's been waiting his whole life...well, at least a few years.
We got a beautiful new flower every morning for breakfast.	I liked this one so much I put it in my show.
This one too...	There were flowers everywhere!
Our second stop - the Grand Lido.	It had a bit of a different feel. We were greeted with cool cloths to wipe our faces and mimosas to drink while our personal helper checked us in.
We didn't have the whole building to ourselves (darn it!) just the top left corner.	This was our beach...and some other people used it too. We ordered gin and tonics from bartenders who would wander around making sure everyone was getting sloshed.
I'd have to say...we spent a lot of time here.	Princess Grace's yacht...or somebody famous. This was the closest we got to it as we slept through our appointed sunset yacht-cruise. We weren't too upset...
The sunsets looked great from the beach, too!	Our humble abode...we ordered lots of room service because it was all included.
We napped a lot while a little rainshower would pass through every afternoon. Heaven.	Beauty!