We'd experienced a fantastic week on MSC Seascape. When Rowdy asked for a cruise following graduation, I knew this was a great opportunity to check out the newest ship sailing from Galveston. The service, food & entertainment were exceptional. We were leaving on Sunday morning and had everything ready for self-assist debarkation. I let Rowdy & Dylan know that I was moving slow and would catch up with them. My thoughts were that they would load their luggage into the car and then could toss mine in the back and we would take off for church. I was 20 feet from the exit with Cruise Director, Ryan Rose, in sight when my leg broke. Ryan made eye contact and could see that I was in distress. He was able to get a wheelchair for me as I could not walk at all. When I was loaded into the chair, I was escorted through the Yacht Club exit and straight to my ride with Galveston Saltwater Moms waiting for me at the cruise terminal. That's just the beginning...
I don’t even know what to think about the past 40 days. We had a fun day at the rodeo with the family and then I took off for a few days in Dallas for work. The morning I left the rodeo cancelled the remainder of the event and from that point Coronavirus was the talk of the town...the country...the world. We received word that the kids would remain out of school for another week. Double Spring Break sounded pretty good and kids enjoyed extra days off. The date to return to school was extended until April 14th and restaurants closed. With more time at home, we decided to hire a team to cover our patio for backyard enjoyment. The first couple of weeks were busy with family game nights and long walks. The temperatures have been mild and external distractions disappeared. Hubby is working from home and I continued to go to the office. This allowed me to have connection to Co-workers during stressful times that has seen many sent home on furlough due to business closures across the coun...