FOOD

I won't be posting all the pictures of food as it can get repetitive. I did add some extra onto the photobucket that I won't be including on here, which you can view here. food

Food was amazing and there were lots of it. I basically was a room service regular, ordering the usual Baked lasagna, 2 croque monsieurs (ham and cheese sandwich dipped in egg), and pb&J sandwich, pretty much nightly. 

Every night we would eat at the Bordeaux Restaurant where they served very good food. Never did get disappointed. 

There are 2 restaurants where you have to pay. We tried the steakhouse after Guatemala, where I probably ate the most food ever in my life. Don't remember names too well but it went something like this. 

1. bisque

2. oysters

3. jumbalaya

4. gumbo

5. PORTERHOUSE

6. lobster

7. shrimp kabob

8. desert.

and, of course,  the house butter that I dipped with cornbread.

All of that was on our friend, Andy, for surfing with him in Guatemala! 

We went to the 2nd restaurant on the very last day to eat out for our buddy's Will's bday. Food was decent but no different than the Bordeaux. 

NOW FOR THE BEFORE AND AFTER PICTURES. WARNING: GRAPHIC AS NOTHING HAS BEEN PHOTOSHOPPED************* DO NOT LOOK ANY FURTHER IF YOU ARE NOT PREPARED!

Here is a picture of what I looked like before going on the cruise:

not photoshopped. 

  And here is a picture of me after the cruise.. GRAPHIC

181 pounds of DAYUMMMMMMM

some food:

nightly room service for myself. baked lasagna, 2 croque monsieurs, and pbj

HAD MY FIRST EVER PORTERHOUSE!!!!!!

On top of the 3 appetizers I had, ordered 2 of these bad boys. Apparently it's weird to eat a lobster in 2 bites? quick and easy! unlike Alyssa's 200 pieces

Sabitini's on the last night. Celebrating everything I guess. Will and Andy's bday. Lauren's last big singing show, my last ever casino day.