Cruisin'

Stepping away from Beltway 8, Princess Cruises and Norwegian Cruise Lines signed on to offer new services from the Bayport Cruise Terminal, an economic impact of $50M. Princess will launch in November with 27 departures planned for the season, and Norwegian will begin its seven-day Western Caribbean cruises next year. Above, your Bisnow Houston reporter and her husband had to leave from Galveston for their honeymoon cruise last week, but maybe their next cruise will head out of Pasadena. We did promise you pictures of Mayan ruins she visited...

Just kidding!

Here she is on the top of a pyramid in the Dzibilchaltun ruins.

There are two theories about arguing with women. Neither one works. Send your news to Catie Dixon, catie@bisnow.com.

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