Something other than the generic kids club picture.

Oooh, a few menus would be groovy. Or, how about the kid's buffet? Anything practical.

I'm going to go and sneeze some more. Husband re-arranged some stuff and it kicked up dust. ACHOO!

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I thought of a few more questions for you!

How are dinners in the main dining room with the kids? The dining room you choose and the time may be a factor. If you do any of the pay restaurants with the kids, I want to know about that, too. Heck, I'll be happy with any detailed kid info you can pass to me.

I think I saw it on another forum (not sure which one) about the kid's program doing evening events and needing things like Teddy bears and extra pyjamas.

My SIL and I decided not to get the kid backpacks. We were almost sold on them but, most of the cost is for the soda package and the oldest kid with us is 5. My MIL might knit the kids an animal backpack or sew one and get them patches on board. She my own little old lady sweat shop!

You have different destinations but, I would like to know which nights have the evening program. Some people say it is sea nights, some people say it is docked nights. We're three days in Bermuda so I want to know which nights I can have a normal dinner with husband. Ya, know, one without hands in my water glass...

I am attempting to come up with enough activities and crafts to keep the kids busy during dinners. So far, I have a straw cup for each kid. The cup will have foamies for decorating on the first night. I may also stick in some crayons and small bits of printed paper for coloring. I'm hunting for printable travel activities. Finding ones for 5 and under isn't easy.

To go with the paragraph above, do they do a lot of crafting in the club? If so, I'll try not to bring too many crafts and try to make more games.

Okay, that is way too much for one message. I really ought to sleep, now. :-)

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