My BBB's and Me

 It's that time again!When I get to host my amazing blog sisters for Best of Boomer Bloggers!Eeeeeeeeeeee!

First up is Carol of Carol A. Cassara, Writer:

You'veprobably seen those ads for Viking cruises. But are they as good as they look?Over on her blog, Carol Cassara tells you all about her latest Vikingcruise--to Norway. Take a look at her Viking Cruise Review.
Next is Jennifer of Unfold and Begin:

We all have fears, some are big, some are small. But areyou afraid of what other people think? This week, Jennifer, of Unfold andBegin, explores that fear and some steps to take to move past it.

Then Rebecca of BabyBoomster.com
Areyou into needlecraft? Rebecca Olkowski, with BabyBoomster.com was given twokits to try out from a company that has been operating since 1746. Her mother,who was a seamstress, would occasionally enjoy a relaxing embroidery session.Rebecca does not have the patience that her mother had with needlework, butothers who do will enjoy the gorgeous designs offered and featured on theTV reality show “Making It” with Amy Poehler and Nick Offerman. And Laurie of Laurie Stone Writes.com
You think you know a place, even if you’ve never seen it.After all, you’ve watched it on television. You’ve heard the music. You’vetasted the food at the corner restaurant. But you don’t really know a city orcountry until you’ve walked its streets, seen its people, and breathed its air.That’s why traveling, for Laurie Stone at least, changes you in 7surprising ways….

Followed by Rita of Rita R. Robison Consumer and Personal Finance Journalist

What’sbeen your experience ordering items advertised on Facebook? asks Rita R. Robison,consumer and personal finance journalist. Read about her two orders and why she’s unlikely to order from Facebook ads in the future.

Then finally, me! Diane of On the Border:
From the 'Don't Tell My Grandchildren' files...Diane played hookey once.With memorable results.And it wasn't the sneakiness. Or the shopping. Or the amazing trouble she and her friends got into--because they didn't.Nope. It was for the very last part of the day. As they were getting out of the truck...