this just in: photos from the r family cruise
Dustin on Jul 10th 2007
Hey All,
As of 2pm EST today, we’re docked at the port in Key West and families are gearing up for an afternoon of LGBTQ-friendly fun in town. Some of the Family Pride staff and I are venturing off the boat, in part to do some work. It’s hard for us nonprofit people to be without a Kinkos for a day or two, so we scoped one out. Oh the joyous sounds of copy machines…
Luis, an avid commentor on the Family Pride Blog, has suggested that we post photos from the cruise as we update. That’s a fantastic idea and one that we’ve considered, but the trick is that the Internet connection on the cruise is a bit slow (you know, us being out at sea and all). It might take a lifetime to get pictures posted, so unless we hatch a master plan, we’re going to wait until the cruise is over and create a retrospective for you.
We have some great photos–ones I’m already planning to go up on my walls at home. I hope you’ll all check back to hear more about our trip down and the fun and educational work we’re doing on the cruise. It’s a full week, but we’re commited to taking time to let those of you not on the cruise what’s happening here. It’s a great community builder–the r family cruise. Each day we’re even more grateful for the strong relationship between r family vacations and Family Pride as we continue to partner to bring both advocacy and entertainment to our families!
Time to pack a bag for Key West. Talk to you later!
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Dustin, thanks for the update!
All of us “landlubbers” can’t wait to see the pictures of your oceanic adventures!!!
Can’t wait!
Thanks!
I apologize for my shortsightedness on my comment requesting pictures of the cruise, while it’s out on the ocean.
I guess for some of us, access to the internet has become so ubiquitous that we can’t even imagine not having access to it anywhere on the globe.
Maybe in a few more years it will be possible and within reasonable cost constraints to access the internet from anywhere. We are in the 21st century after all.