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Celebration Cruise Line – West Palm Beach to the Bahamas

$199 for Two-Night Cruise with Meals for Two (Up to a $478 Value) or $399 for Two-Night Cruise, Meals & Two-Night Resort Stay for Two (Up to a $798 Value)

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Value: $478

Discount: 58%

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In a Nutshell

Ocean liner cruises Caribbean waters with ocean-view cabins and amenities such as spa, pool, Las Vegas–style casino, and free meals

The Fine Print

Expires Aug 7, 2013
Not valid until 8/15/12. Not valid for cruises on 11/21, 11/23, 12/19-12/31, 1/18/13-1/30/13, 2/13/13, 3/29/13, 5/24/13 or 7/3/13. Book early to ensure best travel dates. All reservations final. Once booked, 7-day cancellation notice required or promotional value expires. Must be 21+ or accompanied by 21-yr-old. $12 gratuity/person/day not included. For cruise-only option, $60.04 tax/person due at booking. For cruise & resort option, $64 tax/person & $30 fee/person for hotel due at hotel check-in.
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Cruise ships transpose the comforts of home to the open sea, where the basement is supposed to be flooded with man-eating sharks. Let the plumber handle it with this Groupon.

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$199 for a two-night Bahamas cruise for two (up to a $478 value)

Two-day cruise with two-night stay in a category 4 ocean-view cabin
Access to all the ship's amenities—including a spa, casino, and nightclub—with complimentary meals
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$399 for a four-night Bahamas cruise and resort-stay package for two (up to a $798 value)

Two-day cruise with two-night stay in a category 4 ocean-view cabin
Two-night stay in a one-bedroom suite at the Island Seas Resort in the Bahamas

Celebration Cruise Line

Every other day of the week, a Celebration Cruise Line ship cuts through the sparkling turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea, bound for Grand Bahama Island. The company’s primary service, two-night Bahamas cruises, offer cozy accommodations in interior or ocean-view rooms, which feature panoramic vistas of blue skies, lapping waves, and extreme water-polo tournaments.

While on board, guests can enjoy numerous kid-friendly or adults-only amenities, including a top-deck pool, spa, and Las Vegas–style casino. Four restaurants serve Italian, Brazilian, or buffet-style cuisine. After the ship docks in Grand Bahama Island, customers can purchase additional excursions, such as a glass-bottom-boat tour, a snorkel adventure, or a dolphin swim.

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Dear TGGL:RAFRP,
My daughter is in love with a real LOSER! Should I respect her feelings and support her decision or forget about her altogether?

—Unhappy Mom

Guiding Light: Unhap P. Mom, you did the right thing by writing us. Your daughter is in love with a loser?!?!? Those guys are the worst. They never win anything, not even once. And the fact that this guy is a real loser means he’s not even a winner disguised as a loser. Oh boy, Unhap, this is serious. Losers do terrible things such as accidentally sell the farm for a fake car or miss the winning field goal in the football game. If she’s kissed him, it means by rule of law that she is now a loser, too. Rid her from your life by moving into a gated community or going somewhere losers can’t go, such as a hall of fame or a casino that is also a boat. We all know the old saying: "For it is upon thee to cast the weak off into darkness, like the miller who sets the chaff to flame, or the heifer who leaveth the ugliest calf behind to be taken by the night’s hungry creatures."

Problem:
Dear TGGL:RAFRP,
I am supposed to go on a really cool ski trip with my dad, but my wife is pregnant with our first child and the due date conflicts with the trip. What do I tell my dad?
—Chris R.

Guiding Light: Best to keep the baby away from your father. At his age and proximity to—how to put this gently—eternal sleep, your father could easily become jealous and rage-ified toward someone who has so much life ahead of them. Rather than taking the pregnant woman on the trip, let her just have the baby at the hospital. She’ll be fine. Hospitals are clean and sterile, and sometimes the doctors sleep with each other, which creates entertaining dramatic intrigue. You just make sure to enjoy what sounds like a really cool trip with your dad.

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Dear TGGL:RAFRP,
I sing bass in a barbershop quartet that is competing in an international quartet competition. Can you give me any pointers that would help me/my quartet have a memorable performance and might help us achieve top honors?
—A. Stratton

Guiding Light: Thanks for the letter, "Stratton in Baton" (Rouge, Louisiana, I'm assuming). Growing up can be difficult—and scary. Sometimes the person you think you are isn't who you're good at being, and sometimes the people who we think we want to get the farthest away from are actually the people who can teach us the most. Try to strike a balance between your goals and your obligations and, in the end, you may find out there's more overlap there than you realize.

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