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We are right behind you on the 27th so I am enjoying your thread. I am curious how main dining room works with 4k passengers allowed to select when they want to eat. 

4 hours ago, New2cruise2022 said:

Observation Lounge:

Day at Sea. I want to post more. I will post more. Dailies, reviews, all of the good stuff. All of it. 
 

But, there is a reason I haven’t posted yet. It is the same reason most people on the ship that come across us just shake their heads and move along. 

On 2/19/2020 at 9:03 PM, sunsetsoon said:

I'm feeling restless tonight. It's taking more time for my body, mind and life to get back to normal this time. I wake up each morning feeling the ship's motion. I wake up after a long nap thinking it's morning. And I find myself drinking more water than I usually do.

 

I have one more memory to share before I turn out the lights. Marty was really disappointed that we would be setting sail  after dark. He had looked forward to standing on the balcony and seeing all the sights as we sailed down the Mississippi. It turned out to be a good time for me. Disney has started sailing out of NO. Not sure when they started but I know TK, our driver, was surprised and didn't even know about it. We drove past the Disney dock and saw the building and the ship so it was really happening.

 

Marty was pouting - just a little bit - and I was urging him to not let it ruin his vacation when we heard a ship's horn - a very unique horn because it was playing "when you wish upon a star". We all rushed to the balcony and watched the Wonder sail away. It was a beautiful sight. Glenn and I were on that ship for our very first cruise. I love the happy memories I have of Glenn when I go on a cruise. We had 40 great years - never mind we were married for 67 years. They weren't all great. And this is where choices become important. I choose to remember the good times and there were lots of those. Glenn wasn't perfect but he was special. I'm not perfect either. I know because one time he said to me - quietly and not in anger - "I'm the only man in the world that would put up with you". I choose to believe that what he was really saying was "I love you".

 

Okay, I'm through being sentimental - at least for now. It's 9 PM in this tiny Texas town and this nonagenarian is going to bed.

 

 

I happened to find your blog and I can't quit reading it.  Same as others, laughing, crying and smiling as I read.  I sure wish you were at my dinner table on our cruise coming up around the Panama Canal.  Love your writings!