Stephanie Life of Determination

As you may know, having Celiac Disease makes traveling really hard. I have always wanted to go on a cruise ship but because of being gluten-free I have to worry if there will be food I can eat. Yes there would be salad, fruit, veggies and plain meats, but you are paying a lot of money for food. I ran into an email about The Majestic Mariner of the Seas offering a special 3-day Celiac Cruise from January 17-20, 2020 departing from Orlando, Flordia (Port Canaveral) 4:00pm and arrive in Nassau Bahamas at 7:00am then depart at 9:30pm and then arrive at Perfect Day Cococay, Bahamas at 7:00am then it heads back to Orlando, Florida around 5:00pm. You can also find specials to go along with this for Disney World and Universal Studios.  https://www.celiaccruise.com On this Gluten Free Cruise aboard Royal Caribbean you will find: Gluten Free menus, with the ability to order meals and dessert ahead of time in an organized, safe and efficient manner. An orientation to eating “Gluten Fre

The Greenfield Village's Holiday Evening event is amazing so I couldn't wait for the Halloween Event. I have been to the Village's Holiday Evening two times. There is no words to express how much fun that event is. I have never been to the Halloween event, but if its like the Holiday Event then I will not be disappointed. These events sell out fast so if you want to go you need to get your tickets in advance. You can sign up for the 6:30pm, 7:00pm, 7:30pm, 8:00pm, 8:30pm, 9:00pm, 9:30pm. It seemed you can only be in the park for 30 minutes. I can't walk all of Greenfield Village in 30 minutes. Come to find out they do that so they can spread out the crowd a little. On October 14th at 8:30 pm, a group of my friends and I went to the Greenfield Village's Halloween Evening Event. Parking is a pain. We find if you park in the Henry Ford Museum enterence it is the same distance as if you park in the parking lot on the side of Greenfield Village enterence.  Plus