Questions about Fantasy Island
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CajunDiva
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They have YUMMY coffee! But I have to warn you...it is Honduran coffee. It is very rich and strong - not what you're used to. I love it, but one cup is plenty for me - and I usually dring 2 or 3 cups of good strong Cajun Coffee every morning
If you are picky about your coffee, you might want to consider bringing your own
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I took a 12 cup maker & supplies in luggage. Bulky but light. I really like in-room coffee! I had some challenges getting the maid to leave enough drinking water, but it was doable.
CajunDiva told me that she just sends her hubby to the restaurant to get a pot in the morning that they enjoy on the balcony. I asked if she could send him for mine too? :mooner:
Yeah, I could have gone for my own, but we were in the last room in the last building - a pleasant hike I only wanted to do twice a day: breakfast and dinner.
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He does seem like a pretty nice fellow. Didn't even mind when I got your names confused and thot I was flirting with you. :laughing:Now DD...that's not rightI don't SEND him for coffee...he WANTS TO GO!!!
(But either way, it sure is nice
I also carry a 1 Liter metal thermos bottle so I can take coffee on the boats. Skipper Pedro even offered to bring me homemade brew, but the cafeteria coffee was fine for me. I thot the Honduran coffee was fine, albeit a bit robust, but one could always dilute with hot water. For in room coffee tho, it depends on how far the hike is, and the nicer rooms are in the end building.
If you want Decaf, you really do need to take your own maker and supplies. The one I take is $12 at a discount store here and I have never brought one home, just leave it with someone nice.
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Neither one of y'all would flirt backAnd you flirted with him instead...almost made me jealous!
but seem like nice folks. Hope to dive & dine with you someday soon...
CajunDiva
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Neither one of y'all would flirt back
Well then, just come on down to Fantasy Island! We'll be there from October 30th through November 7th and again in April for a BIG birthday celebration for hubby. That's gonna be a FUN week
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April might work. I normally like to go somewhere in August and February, somewhere out of reach of northers for the winter trip but damn one got me there this year - but maybe...?Well then, just come on down to Fantasy Island! We'll be there from October 30th through November 7th and again in April for a BIG birthday celebration for hubby. That's gonna be a FUN week
leadweight
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They have YUMMY coffee! But I have to warn you...it is Honduran coffee. It is very rich and strong - not what you're used to. I love it, but one cup is plenty for me - and I usually dring 2 or 3 cups of good strong Cajun Coffee every morning
If you are picky about your coffee, you might want to consider bringing your own
I could use a bit of that Honduran coffee right now.
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