Tenn4ever

Thanks for the replies especially addressing how long the meeting usually lasts and the time it occurs.

Can someone please explain the details of a connection's party?(We have signed up for ours) What is the purpose? Exactly when does this happen in terms of a timeline after we board the ship? How long do they last? Does the party interfere with other things we may want to be doing when we first board? As a first time cruiser on Celebrity I think I'm going to be so exicited exploring the ship and settling in, do I really want to take time out to go to a connections party? Please help out here. Thanks. :confused:

Appreciate the nice comments on the pictures. I like your first name!! It's looks us two Terry's have three great states well covered and represented. Texas is fortunately getting a little rain and maybe weather relief is coming for folks there. It's been a tough summer for Texas.

 

THANKS! Enjoy! Terry in Ohio

Your pictures should be an advertisement for Celebrity. DH and I, also, lived in Ohio the first four years we were married. So, yes, that's three great states but I still wish I were home in ET.

Thank you for the wonderful pictures. They always please.

Terry from Tenn but living in Texas.

We are going northbound next year and did research which said that starboard is better going north so I guess port would be better going south. :)

Thanks for the review and especially the pictures of Barcelona and that creme brulee :D. I haven't been to Barcelona in years so I really enjoyed the pictures.

Thanks for posting. It's great to see personal pictures instead of the 'mag' shots from advertising formats.:)

I used an electronic bracelet of sorts when I had surgery once. The anesthesiologist recommended it. It didn't work for me. I'm the same as the above - can't watch 3D movies w/o getting motion sick. :( I take Bonine before watching them - 1/2 pill.

Yes, I plan on trying one for a few days before the cruise to see if there is any effect.

Last cruise my patch fell off in the shower about 36 hours after returning home. I started having more rocking & rolling than normal so I did take 1/2 of a meclizine (Bonine) before bed for a couple of nights. It helped quite a bit.

 

Hope we all have smooth sailings!

I've been thinking that would work. I have to take Bonine when I view 3D movies also. :o

For some of us, seasickness is never mild or brief. I can't even walk on a dock without getting sick. That's why I use the patch.

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WaterBaby, I'm the same way. My motion sickness is so bad that there have been times I have ended up in the hospital because it doesn't stop when the motion stops. I can't even look at waves on the ocean from the beach without getting motion sick or riding in the back seat of a car for more than a mile or two. It's a terrible affliction. I can feel an elevator moving in a building when I'm not even on the elevator. I've also had vetigo in my life for several months at a time - just getting out of bed was a trial. I will use the patch and as the other poster suggested leave it on for a few days after returning home until my body gets acclimated. One thing I have been wondering is if taking Bonine for a couple days after returning to land would help with side effects if I decide to take the patch off right away.