Seajewel

Sea Cruise by Frankie Ford This was also recorded by Jimmy Buffett

I collect water/snow/sand globes, so if I can find one of the port we are in I usually pick one up. My new item to buy is postcards. After my DH lost our camera on a cruise, I now buy post cards of each port, this way if the camera is lost again I still have beautiful pictures of my cruise.

Your husband is going to have some competition for that position!!!! I'll probably hit retirement before him, so I'll past the torch (or should I say the chair) to him when he is ready! LOL

Where do I apply for the position of "Chair Concierge" ? This will avoid cruisers goin up on deck early and saving chairs.

Keith & Rita , thanks for bumping this up. My first crusie was for our Honeymoon in May 1985 on the VeraCruz out of Tampa, we got married on Memorial day weekend and had alot of out of town guests so we didn't want to leave on our Honeymoon until after the holiday on Monday when all of our friends and relatives went home. At that time the VeraCruz left on Tuesdays so it worked out perfectly, especially for us living in Florida. After that memorable week we were hooked.

If I go on one more cruise without my DH, I will qualify for the divorcee cruise. LOL

My family and I crusied on the Sun in Alaska. The ship was clean and the crew were very accomidating. what attracted us to this ship was the price, we couldn't get a better price for a 7 day Alaskan cruise for 4. what I didn't care for was the Freestyle dining. This is only my opinion, but I like sitting at the same table every day with the same people. The waiter and assistant gets to know you and your like and dislikes, versus and new staff every day. Again this is only my opinion. My two sons enjoyed there time as well. So overall I give this ship

My husband and I have never missed a lifeboat drill. We wait inside(with a drink) until the very last minute before we go to line up. When we line up I have a drink in one hand and a hand led fan in the other hand. This makes the drill almost bearable!