Comments on: The Candy Man http://johnhealdsblog.com/2008/11/09/the-candy-man/ Thu, 09 Feb 2012 02:40:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Theresa (reply pls-need some help)http://johnhealdsblog.com/2008/11/09/the-candy-man/#comment-27101 Theresa (reply pls-need some help) Wed, 12 Nov 2008 00:31:35 +0000 http://johnheald.wordpress.com/?p=7150#comment-27101 I can't wait to see it too. I would have been there just to stand in the background! I can’t wait to see it too. I would have been there just to stand in the background!

]]> By: Roger Nagelhttp://johnhealdsblog.com/2008/11/09/the-candy-man/#comment-27100 Roger Nagel Tue, 11 Nov 2008 18:36:20 +0000 http://johnheald.wordpress.com/?p=7150#comment-27100 John Per my earlier email we are returning for thanksgiving with our children and grandchildren. I had written to you asking to make sure we have a real crib for our grandson, and you asked to be reminded two weeks in advance or so. Our kids Bruce & Lynne Nagel will be in cabins 8204 and thier kids Abigail 3 and 3/4, and Michael age 1+ will be in 8208 with the baby. Can you confirm that we just wait to order the crib on board or can we reserve one. We are in 9205, with our Daughter Deborah.Thanks Again Arlene and Roger NagelFrom: SPLENDOR CRUISE DIRECTOR Sent: Monday, September 08, 2008 1:23 PM To: Leavitt, Stephanie (CCL) Subject: RE: From the blogHello RogerI am sorry that you had to endure the awful sight of me with bells palsy.....I am ugly enough as it is without having a patch over my eye and a face like Quasimodo's. I am excited to hear that you and the family will be sailing again with us and yes.........I can confirm we will have a Cot ( crib ) ready for you once onboard. May I kindly ask that you remind me via the blog thingy a week or so before sailing.Thanks for all the kind wordsCheersJohnohn My wife and I sailed with you last march on spring break. You developed bells Palsey on the cruise second day, and carried on like a trooper. We loved the ship, the cruise and you.We are bringing our kids and grand kids as well as friends on the ship November 22nd sailing from Ft Lauderdale. Our grandson Michael will be just over one year old and our agent says you ( the ship) can provide a crib not port-a-crib for him, but that we don't reserve it we just ask when we get on board the ship. Our kids will be in cabins 8204 and 8208 with the baby. Can you confirm that we just wait to order the crib on board or can we reserve one. We are in 9205. The trip includes thanksgiving and we expect lots of families with kids so we are concerned.We hope to see you and enjoy the ship again this time sharing with our friends and familyHope you are over the bells palsey, sorry about the st petersburg reception. its why I don't go there. please reply if you can with adviceBest regards Arlene and Roger Nagel Rnagel@lehigh.edu John
Per my earlier email we are returning for thanksgiving with our children and grandchildren. I had written to you asking to make sure we have a real crib for our grandson, and you asked to be reminded two weeks in advance or so. Our kids Bruce & Lynne Nagel will be in cabins 8204 and thier kids Abigail 3 and 3/4, and Michael age 1+ will be in 8208 with the baby. Can you confirm that we just wait to order the crib on board or can we reserve one. We are in 9205, with our Daughter Deborah.

Thanks Again
Arlene and Roger Nagel

From: SPLENDOR CRUISE DIRECTOR
Sent: Monday, September 08, 2008 1:23 PM
To: Leavitt, Stephanie (CCL)
Subject: RE: From the blog

Hello Roger

I am sorry that you had to endure the awful sight of me with bells palsy…..I am ugly enough as it is without having a patch over my eye and a face like Quasimodo’s. I am excited to hear that you and the family will be sailing again with us and yes………I can confirm we will have a Cot ( crib ) ready for you once onboard. May I kindly ask that you remind me via the blog thingy a week or so before sailing.

Thanks for all the kind words

Cheers

John

ohn
My wife and I sailed with you last march on spring break. You developed bells Palsey on the cruise second day, and carried on like a trooper. We loved the ship, the cruise and you.

We are bringing our kids and grand kids as well as friends on the ship November 22nd sailing from Ft Lauderdale. Our grandson Michael will be just over one year old and our agent says you ( the ship) can provide a crib not port-a-crib for him, but that we don’t reserve it we just ask when we get on board the ship. Our kids will be in cabins 8204 and 8208 with the baby. Can you confirm that we just wait to order the crib on board or can we reserve one. We are in 9205.
The trip includes thanksgiving and we expect lots of families with kids so we are concerned.

We hope to see you and enjoy the ship again this time sharing with our friends and family

Hope you are over the bells palsey, sorry about the st petersburg reception. its why I don’t go there. please reply if you can with advice

Best regards
Arlene and Roger Nagel
Rnagel@lehigh.edu

]]> By: jschne1013http://johnhealdsblog.com/2008/11/09/the-candy-man/#comment-27099 jschne1013 Tue, 11 Nov 2008 10:50:15 +0000 http://johnheald.wordpress.com/?p=7150#comment-27099 John, I was wondering, with gastric bypass on the rise is carnival considering a bariatric menu for these people?Thanks for your time John,
I was wondering, with gastric bypass on the rise is carnival considering a bariatric menu for these people?

Thanks for your time

]]> By: artpredatorhttp://johnhealdsblog.com/2008/11/09/the-candy-man/#comment-27098 artpredator Tue, 11 Nov 2008 03:58:47 +0000 http://johnheald.wordpress.com/?p=7150#comment-27098 my 5 year old loved watching this! my 5 year old loved watching this!

]]> By: The Bears - Barb & Carlhttp://johnhealdsblog.com/2008/11/09/the-candy-man/#comment-27097 The Bears - Barb & Carl Tue, 11 Nov 2008 02:27:28 +0000 http://johnheald.wordpress.com/?p=7150#comment-27097 WOW!!!!! Can't wait to see the commercials! WOW!!!!!
Can’t wait to see the commercials!

]]> By: Robin in New Yorkhttp://johnhealdsblog.com/2008/11/09/the-candy-man/#comment-27096 Robin in New York Mon, 10 Nov 2008 21:00:49 +0000 http://johnheald.wordpress.com/?p=7150#comment-27096 John--Honest, were there any sugar free jelly beans in there? Now I want chocolate, but better it should go to charity than to my hips! John–Honest, were there any sugar free jelly beans in there? Now I want chocolate, but better it should go to charity than to my hips!

]]> By: dwa76http://johnhealdsblog.com/2008/11/09/the-candy-man/#comment-27095 dwa76 Mon, 10 Nov 2008 19:46:16 +0000 http://johnheald.wordpress.com/?p=7150#comment-27095 Hi John! So Paris finally gave up the goods, huh? Great video. Lot of candy there. Congrats on getting it accomplished and even more so for the wonderful organizations who will benefit. Thanks for posting the video and keeping us informed. Take care and good luck! David Hi John!
So Paris finally gave up the goods, huh? Great video. Lot of candy there. Congrats on getting it accomplished and even more so for the wonderful organizations who will benefit.
Thanks for posting the video and keeping us informed.
Take care and good luck!
David

]]> By: Mr Bill from ZydecoCruiser.comhttp://johnhealdsblog.com/2008/11/09/the-candy-man/#comment-27094 Mr Bill from ZydecoCruiser.com Mon, 10 Nov 2008 18:53:33 +0000 http://johnheald.wordpress.com/?p=7150#comment-27094 Hey John,It might not be a Guinness record, but what about something similar in New Orleans, perhaps for the Blogger's cruise?Perhaps a Mardi Gras float thingy and you wouldn't have to break it open - trinkets and such are thrown from the float, so people could be kept at a sane and safe distance. Just fling the candy (or whatever) in all directions some distance from the float thingy. Everyone would have equal chance.Also the New Orleans police are very good at crowd control since they have to do it for real every Mardi Gras.What say ye? Hey John,

It might not be a Guinness record, but what about something similar in New Orleans, perhaps for the Blogger’s cruise?

Perhaps a Mardi Gras float thingy and you wouldn’t have to break it open – trinkets and such are thrown from the float, so people could be kept at a sane and safe distance. Just fling the candy (or whatever) in all directions some distance from the float thingy. Everyone would have equal chance.

Also the New Orleans police are very good at crowd control since they have to do it for real every Mardi Gras.

What say ye?

]]> By: Linda (Mom of DJ)http://johnhealdsblog.com/2008/11/09/the-candy-man/#comment-27093 Linda (Mom of DJ) Mon, 10 Nov 2008 18:29:39 +0000 http://johnheald.wordpress.com/?p=7150#comment-27093 John:Congrats on the completion of this record breaking event!!Loved the video!!!Linda (Mom of your friend DJ) John:

Congrats on the completion of this record breaking event!!

Loved the video!!!

Linda (Mom of your friend DJ)

]]> By: DMW13http://johnhealdsblog.com/2008/11/09/the-candy-man/#comment-27092 DMW13 Mon, 10 Nov 2008 17:43:42 +0000 http://johnheald.wordpress.com/?p=7150#comment-27092 I guess you can't win. . .you give the candy to charity and people complain you should have sent it to the troops. You will never make everyone happy but I don't know how you keep such a positive attitude when you always have people criticizing. I guess you can’t win. . .you give the candy to charity and people complain you should have sent it to the troops. You will never make everyone happy but I don’t know how you keep such a positive attitude when you always have people criticizing.

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