DisneyJen

Can you be considered an addict if you've only sailed once but can't stop thinking about how wonderful it was and how you wish your life weren't so complicated that you can't plan another voyage for awhile but you keep checking these boards (and writing run-on sentences?)

Absolutely edhenry! SD's addictive properties are so strong it only takes one trip to get you hooked:p

Hi, my name is Jim and I am a SeaDream addict. I have been seen many times mowing my yard in my SD PJs! Followed by a shower with Bulgari Green and a Painkiller! Somebody please help me!

Jim.

ROFL ... I'm right there with you Jim:p

I have another one to add ... not sure how I missed it:eek:

You own a copy of SeaDream's cookbook "Dream Cuisine: An Adventure for the Sense" and proudly display it in a cookbook holder in your kitchen:p

I catch myself checking this Board everyday - even when I should be working . . . and checking the SD site to see if any new cruises have been added to the "specials" so I was wondering --- what are the other signs of addiction to Sea Dream?

 

FT

I'm right there with you:eek:

Good idea for a topic, FT. Here are a couple that spring to my mind:

 

1. Counting down the days to November 8, 2010 starting in April, 2009.

2. Your friends or colleagues are traveling on SD and you are insanely jealous.

You caught me ctbjr:p

Here are my contributions ...

1. Using Bvlgari products to remind you of being on the yacht. I admit my perfume of choice is Bvlgari Green.

2. Joining Twitter so you can follow the yachts.

3. Joining Facebook so you can follow the yachts and your SD buddies.