Today is such a special day. Yes, it is the first Mothers Day that I am celebrating as a new Momma, but it is also the day that I continue to celebrate the wonderful woman who raised me from day one. Having gone through the process of "growing a human", I can only appreciate my mom even more. . . .
the blair honeymoon adventures: chapter 11 – Venice, Italy
Setting sail from Dubrovnik meant that we were on our way to our final destination. Although I was sad that our journey was coming to end, I couldn't help but be excited to visit the one place I have wanted to explore for years! The distance between Dubrovnik and Venice was a little greater than our . . .
the blair honeymoon adventures: chapter 10 – dubrovnik, croatia
Awwwww Dubrovnik.... Beautiful Dubrovnik! Much like Turkey, I did not know anything about Croatia before stepping foot in the country, but I think it is safe to say that this was one of my most favourite stops along the entire trip. Because we didn't know very much about Dubrovnik, we didn't plan . . .
The Blair Honeymoon Adventures: Chapter 9 – Olympia, Greece
The next day of our travels brought us to visit Olympia! I was so excited to see where this famous event actually originated. As part of a wedding gift, Scott's grandparents gave us an excursion to have a guided tour of Olympia, including various museums in the area. We were up bright and early to . . .
the blair honeymoon adventures – chapter 8: athens, greece
After catching our tender boat back to the Star Princess from the isle of Mykonos, we set sail for Athens, Greece and the port of Piraeus. Athens, and the country of Greece for that matter, was going through changes at this time. We were, in fact, in Athens on the day they elected their new Prime . . .
the blair honeymoon adventures – chapter 7: mykonos, greece
After Kusadasi, we began our sail to Mykonos, Greece. This was the first night sail that really had the ship rocking - however Scott never even noticed. When we woke up in the morning we learned that the ship was supposed to dock around 1:00am, however the wind and waves were so bad that the captain . . .
