Back from the store and have my chores done, so now it is play time.  I decided to go to Walgreen&#39;s for milk - it is more expensive, but I needed a few other things from there and I would rather pay more than mess with parking at the grocery store.  Robert, I have been saying prayers that your cruise will go off as scheduled.  Keep us posted.  Andrea, I absolutely cannot read a map.  Greg quit asking me to after I got us lost 1 too many times.  I don&#39;t have to anymore, as we both now have navigation systems.  We just enter in where we want to go and let it get us there.  Sure does save a lot of fights&#33;&#33;&#33;  Jenn, that cellphone picture was just gross&#33;&#33;&#33;  I saw a guy once who had 2 master locks in his ears.  I guess it does take all kinds&#33;&#33;&#33;  As for the earlier question of what is the difference in cost between flying coach and first class - back in 1999, when we were making our first trip to Europe, the plane tickets were about &#036;700 each.  I decided to check into flying first class, as I hate flying and thought that would make it more tolerable.  When I called United, I got a quote of &#036;7000 each for first class.  I realize it may have been more as it was an extremely long flight, but could not justify paying 10 times more, when as you say, the front and the back of the plane arrive at the same time.  Needless to say, we flew coach.  We do normally fly first class now, but only because Greg has so many frequesnt flyer miles that we can upgrade using them, at no extra monetary cost to us.  Spirit Airlines used to fly out of Denver but stopped a few years ago.  I hated that, because we could upgrade to 1st class at check-in for &#036;40 per person.  You couldn&#39;t get that price in advance, only at the airport, but we never failed to be able to get it, even though there were only 12-16 first class seats - guess that could have been contributed to that we were always at the airport at least 2 hours early.