Cruise Question of the Day

[zebra]

They sell worth while stuff in the ship's stores?

Just a fire opal slide for my Omega.......

[honestokie]

Not as of yet, unless you count the sail away drink cup!!!

[hazelson]

Got Dh a great boxed "Johnny Walker' bottle set...all the colours - for some reason some are worht more than other lol. They all taste the same to me.

For myself I got a great purse - Red of course, with lots of sparkle, in the $10 shop.

[zebra]

Jenn that purse would go beautifully with your sparkly hat on your signature - I think you should make a hat just like that one..... you're such a talented gal, it should be no problem!!

[Joanandjoe]

Today's question:

Did something you first did or bought on a cruise become a hobby?

(Please keep it clean!)

We might have had a few Russian nesting dolls (Metroushkas) before our stop in Sitka on our 1998 Alaska cruise; but the ones Joan bought there became the start of a collection that is in excess of 100.

[TheSkipper]

After our first cruise, cruising itself became a hobby which is still going strong after 51 of them.

[rogue]

I've got to agree with The Skipper. Cruising has become a hobby. I read everything I can about cruising. I look at the cruise-cams on a frequent basis. I check the news for cruise related items daily. When we're out shopping and I see a cruise related item, I'll buy it. Maybe hobby isn't the correct term. Maybe it's more like an obsession. Oh well, it could be worse.

[JoeyandDavid]

I don't know if I could call it a hobby.... but i do collect spoon rests...

[zebra]

I can't stand clutter - so I don't collect multitudes of things. I have picked up some awesome art pieces in Africa, Rome, Amalfi Coast, Barcelona and Santorini though, as well as having made scrapbooks of photo's of all our overseas travel.

[hazelson]

I have always loved photography but cruising has turned it into an obsession.....all those sunset shots and the moon over the ocean - priceless!