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Lily lady

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  1. I love getting dressed up for formal night. I may be a "bit" older I still enjoy planni g my clothes,Beautiful dresses although I am a bit short as well so suitable longer dresses a bit hard to find. Love the tuxedo  in the pictures 

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  2. 28 minutes ago, P&O SUE said:

    Actually talking about black and white night reminds me ...

     

    On our first cruise I somehow thought black and white night was a casual night. When I realised it was the second formal night I was glad I had a black dress but I didn’t have anything white. The ship had one of their ‘table stall’ sales and they had some white  pashminas for £7.99. I couldn’t decide, then decided to go back and get one - all the white ones had gone!! 
     

    So- woman’s logic - I ended up buying a black and white necklace and earrings for £25 😂

    The amount of dresses tops etc i am finding and wanting to buy is enormous, but common sense kicking in and i am restraining myself. But once cruising  restarts£££££. Can't wait.

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  3. 16 minutes ago, SeaJane said:

    I’m feeling exactly the same. Although we do socialise at home quite a lot in normal times I almost always wear trousers and smart tops. Cruises are the only times I wear dresses these days so I have lots of those and especially the long glittery ones that are gathering dust in the wardrobe. I’m reluctant to have a clear out at the moment as I’m still hopeful of a return to normality sometime. 

    15 minutes ago, SeaJane said:

    We only started cruising about 7 years ago. My cruise dresses have not had much wear unfortunately. Then I keep finding things that i would love to wear on cruises if everything was back to normal. I enjoy  getting "dressed up"

     

  4. Is it just me or is anyone else looking at cruise clothes especially the more formal wear and cocktail dresses etc ,and thinking will i ever wear them again. They are not suitable for most other holidays, we don't socialise much outside holidays.

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  5. Thank you for your reply i just cannot decide ,probably  midships its a transatlantic so not sure if balcony required. I do not know a lot about p o having 4 cruises cancelled so am relying on cruise critic advice. We are getting to the point where dh reluctant to fly. P o  now appears to be best suited for us. Also apologies for posting same question twice.

  6. Thank you for your replies,has made me think and consider the pros and cons more. I also prefer new world wines though i am open to all tastes. The restrictions on choice is now my main concern,  and yes all overpriced . Also i find the rules on taking a litre on first boarding to be very restrictive, wine doesnt normally come in litre bottles boxed wine is , in my view, not as good. Also same restrictions  for a week or a world cruise

  7. 11 hours ago, Francisdrake said:

    I love going down by coach, the ease of giving them the case & not seeing it again until it's at your cabin makes it a stress free transition.   

    Last couple of times we've gone by coach we've even had time for a stop off in Winchester en-route because traffic's been that smooth, only ever had one trip where traffic's been bad & then we'd got peace of mind the cruise ship wasn't going to leave without us.

    Have looked into coach prices etc but cant find infomation about times of pickups where comfort breaks are. Also how many pickups before ours,which would be liverpool. 

  8. 2 hours ago, wowzz said:

    Could you not send a case or two ahead? Is it The Baggage Forwarding Company, or similar who do this.

    Trying to decide what would be best. Have flown to southampton from manchester as part of package and also train from north west to southampton. Train was a bit awkward  one change and handling cases. Have looked into sending cases ahead, will probably have more to manage as a world cruise. Then again may still be in similar situation but have to be optimistic and plan

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