MathLady112358

Right? I'm pretty sure I'm actually a hobbit 🙂 

Right? I'm pretty sure I'm actually a hobbit 🙂 

What a gorgeous boy! I had 2 boxers but when I got divorced I was unable to take them with me to my new home so my ex has them. At least I still get to get some sugar every now and then 🙂 I was more sad I had to leave the babies than I was the ex!! 

What a gorgeous boy! I had 2 boxers but when I got divorced I was unable to take them with me to my new home so my ex has them. At least I still get to get some sugar every now and then 🙂 I was more sad I had to leave the babies than I was the ex!! 

Mom to a boxer dog.  Meet RockyTop:

Possibly create a wearable bracelet maybe that has her name (party name) and cabin # so in case she forgets and/or gets lost, the info is accessible. 

Best I can figure from the limited amount of posts and information I have found is that it is like an Escape Room, but more of a table top game. Instead of being in a room that is decorated and themed with puzzles built into the room itself, there are puzzles to solve and locks to unlock after solving the puzzles until you reach the end of the "quest." As I understand it, once it is sold out, it is sold out, but there is always the possibility that someone may decide to drop their reservation. It's certainly worth looking into once you get on the ship just in case they offer a "stand by line" of sorts.

Best I can figure from the limited amount of posts and information I have found is that it is like an Escape Room, but more of a table top game. Instead of being in a room that is decorated and themed with puzzles built into the room itself, there are puzzles to solve and locks to unlock after solving the puzzles until you reach the end of the "quest." As I understand it, once it is sold out, it is sold out, but there is always the possibility that someone may decide to drop their reservation. It's certainly worth looking into once you get on the ship just in case they offer a "stand by line" of sorts.

This is like going to eat at a restaurant and not leaving a tip. Just gross.

"Oh &%#@!"
 

I ran into the same issue with the class being sold out. I saw though that they have a Sushi & Sake lunch, which doesn't give me the opportunity to "make" my own rolls, but I was very impressed with the sample menu shown and I watched a few videos of people who did it, so I booked that instead. 

Another sunburn story here... My husband and I got married in 2017 and embarked on our honeymoon cruise. First stop was Roatan, and I don't know if we were just exhausted and not thinking straight after all the wedding craziness or what, but my husband's spray sunscreen didn't "land" right on that windy day and I just didn't pay enough attention to my application period. We ended up with horrible, blistered sunburns and couldn't even bear to hug each other. It was the most chaste honeymoon in history, lol.😅
 

My most epic cruise fail happened recently. I was doing a S2S going from Oasis to Grandeur. My brother was on one leg but not the other. We had a carry-on, checked bag and backpack between us. He was taking the checked bag with him. I made a mistake and put my clean underwear in with the stuff he was taking back. Thankfully I always put one or two pairs in every packing cube. But I only had two clean pair for a 5 night cruise. Luckily, I had a bathing suit bottom and I always carry small laundry detergent packs. 

We booked a Baltic Cruise over two years ago because we wanted to visit St. Petersburg.  Needless to say that port was cancelled but the nightmare was just beginning. We made it to Heathrow from LAX when my wife noticed that the small bag with all of my medications was not in the carry on. I left the bag on the counter at home so that at the last minute I could put my Insulin in it so it would remain cold for the flight until I reached the ship (I forgot and left it on the counter). I was able to enjoy the cruise but my Glucose level Was averaging 500mg/dl and I had to watch what I ate and drank. When the cruise ended we were stuck in Copenhagen due to Bad weather in Canada. We were given a hotel room and they Booked us a Flight back to LAX the next day. To our surprise, when we arrived back at the airport to board the flight Air Canada did not follow through with the new flight booking and we were stuck for yet another day.  By Day three in Copenhagen they finally had us on a non-stop flight to LAX Confirmed. While waiting to board the flight I began feeling very bad and started hallucinating but was afraid to tell anyone for fear they would not let me board the plane. One of the ticket counter Agents that recognized me and knew of our plight grabbed our boarding passes and arranged for us to sit in First Class for the trip home.  To this day I do not know what my Glucose level was because the meter only reads to 800mg/dl and this time it just read "High."

This will be our second cruise to Alaska, our first was with Princess 5 years ago. Looking forward to Quantum of the Seas. We are travelling with Family from Australia

Had to laugh at this decoration, shared by @mpoole3
 

Invariably I will have a morning during a cruise when I will wake up way too early. On that morning I head to Cafe Promenade to grab me a cup of coffee and begin to do my daily walk but rather than use the walking track I walk the halls of each deck. The only reason I do this is to view the various door decorations. Some of the better or more interesting I will take a quick pic of. Perhaps due to the well used drink package there will be a number of doors that aren't completely closed. The most unusual thing I have ever seen was a pair of lace panties hung on a door knob.

I'm from Utah and very lucky, you're right!

First cruise ever and going to Alaska? Lucky girl! This is definitely a bucket list item for me. I’m very excited also. Where are you from? We’re from Ocala, FL.

This will be my first cruise ever, so excited! Coming with my bestie and her family.

@CAGirl30
You see the area to the left right of this image that I posted below?
That parking area is where we were dropped off.  The terminal to board Ovation is at the top right of the image. Ovation is about 1,100 feet long.  Between the area we were dropped off and the entrance of the terminal (where we walked to) and where our Uber dropped us off, is at least 2,000 feet, but probably more like 2,200 feet.  A mile is about 5,000 feet.  So the walk that we made was closer to 1/2 a mile than 1/4 of a mile.