March 28 at Jiminy Peak Massachusetts, our last day of skiing for the 2003/2004 season. Not the greatest conditions so we left before noon, but I thought I'd post this picture because Thomas loves skiing, and after the loss of the eye I worried that he might not be able to. I am pleased that this ski season has proved it's not an issue!

Caught this photo of Thomas in front of Dragon's Rock just as the water was pushing up through the rocks.

We're sitting on a rocky structure called Dragon's Rock, so named because of the way the waves push air and water up through the rocks and make it appear to be a breathing dragon.

It's unbelievably beautiful here; it's a stark contrast to the poverty of the native Haitian people who live here.

A quick shot capture while we were walking from one side of the peninsula to the other.

Our ship, Navigator of the Seas, anchored in the harbor of Labadee, a peninsula on the northwest shore of Haiti.

The top of the El Yunque Rain Forest, Puerto Rico; 7500 feet above sea level.

It was definitely a forest, and it definitely rained. Thomas and Taylor used these huge leaves, which they found lying on the ground, as umbrellas.

This shot was taken from a point high up on St. Thomas that overlooks Megan's Bay, the beautiful beach where we spent our final hour and a half on St. Thomas.

A shot of Ritina and Taylor swimming at Megan's Bay, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands.