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| Becky and I enjoyed having dinner each night with Dwight and
Sherri Johnson and their two beautiful and intellectually sophisticated
daughters, Natalie and Camilla. The Johnsons are from Marquette,
Michigan and left their snowy climate for a week in the western
Caribbean for their first-ever cruise. Dwight’s in the
insurance business after retiring from a career as a schoolteacher.
When not at work, you can find Dwight on the slopes. Wife Sherri
is now working with her husband after having recently aced her
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| Here are Natalie and Camilla (left and right, respectively).
Natalie’s fifteen years old now and Camilla is two years
Natalie’s junior. Natalie’s focused on academic success,
soccer, skiing, tap and jazz dance, and playing the harp and
string bass. Camilla works hard to top her sister’s academic
triumphs and also enjoys tap and jazz dance, playing the violin,
and tennis. |
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| Pictured here is our waiter, Maciej. Mac is originally from
Warsaw and hopes to cruise for two more years before accepting
a job that will allow him to be with his family on a daily basis.
At the end of this cruise, Mac jaunted home for a week with his
newborn daughter. |
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Becky awaits an elevator on our way to dinner
one evening. Voyager features four of these areas: a
pair of stations on the forward end of the ship and a pair
toward the center for a total of sixteen guest elevators.
We had a wonderful cruise that passed by much too quickly.
We look forward to sailing to Alaska or through the Panama
Canal next year.
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Page posted November 4, 2001. Updated November 6,
2001.
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