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kitsunelady wrote:
Personally…I’m against it being the next ‘production’ color. I don’t like the amethyst color – which is now in production – and I can’t find a single shred of enthusiasm in my heart for serpentine, either. I’m hoping the next production color will be something that I like, as selfish as that sounds. I’ve seen a lot of test paints on ebay lately that I’d love to see in production or LP, but not this. I feel like amethyst got chosen as a production color because so many people on the forum were squealing over it, and I can’t stand it in anything bigger than a curly.
I’m sure my lone voice of dissent will go ignored, and you will probably all mentally throw tomatoes at me since so far this thread has been nothing but praise and adoration, but I’m not gonna sit back and say nothing this time. =|
No, you’re not alone. I don’t like the amethyst either, or even this one. I do however love the blue & green that was the first test paint fledge on ebay.
We went on a cruise for our honeymoon in October. I had a great time. The different ports were a lot of fun. We did the eastern Carribean, St. Martaan, St. Tomas and Nassau, on the Norwegian Epic (their newest ship, it was humongous). We did a 7-day cruise, had the first 2 days at sea, the next 3 were ports…so the second day was a bit boring, you can only wander the ship so many times (we don’t drink, I can’t swim and hubby doesn’t like just sitting around). 😀 But they had the Blue Man Group, the Second City Troupe, and a Cirque de Soleil dinner. Not to mention an ice bar, casino, 2 story giant big screen for movies…and that is just the indoor stuff. It was “freestyle” dining so they had a buffet going all day the was included and then there were 6 other restaurants you could try (the restaurants cost a little extra, $5-10). We did an excursion in each port, a nature one in St. Martaan, a shopping and beach one for St. Tomas and a private beach at Nassau. If you want to do excursions, I suggest you book early…they fill up quick.
I have to say that the shopping was amazing in the ports, the cruise did a seminar before the ports to tell you which shops were “approved” meaning if you had a problem with a purchase when you got home, they would help you fix it with the company if you couldn’t contact the company itself for some reason. Otherwise, you took a risk that what you bought wasn’t worth what you paid. Our shopping consultant was even in the ports on the day of, going from store to store to make sure we all had a good time shopping. And the tax and duty free definitely made it worth it. 😀
Have a great time looking, I soooooo want to do it again soon!!
