https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/3-year-cruise-mv-gemini/index.html
It travels to 135 countries and all seven continents. The cheapest cabin is $30K per year.
Well, it certainly sounds tempting, because I do have the free time, financially it’s a great bargain, I certainly can afford it, and I would really be interested in not only the cruise itself but all the 135 countries to which it goes.
However, I see nothing on the itinerary indicating either the 10,000 Lakes in the great state of Minnesota, nor anything more specifically near the great city of Minneapolis. Three years away from my Babykins? Nope, I can’t see it happening. I’m going have to take a hard pass on this one. Grrrrrrr.
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Grrrrrrrrrrrr.
(She got me, folks.)
I know, right?
Technically, however, the way that she got me was that she slyly used my own scheme against me by verifying that I was saying I’d decline going in the 3-year cruise (based on me being adamant about not wanting to chance being away from her), so that she herself could go on the cruise, thereby leaving me behind for an absence of three years. As such, I could not really “take her with me” because I wouldn’t be going anywhere. Your suggestion could be altered to say, “go on the cruise with her”, but she’s slick: she’d have me believe she was embarking on the cruise ship, I would purchase my ticket and embark, the ship would get underway, and she’d slip back into Minneapolis, leaving me high and dry for three whole years. Grrrrrrr.
This cloak and dagger game tgat that she and I play calls for vast amounts of cunning plans and counter plans (and even counter-counter plans). Grrrrrrrrrrrr.
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Hold on! You KNOW she will read that, right?
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Dozens of ships that have been converted to museums can be found in various and sundry locations, that might be an option you’d enjoy.
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Heck, I thought you had written it that way on purpose.
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Randy D 