Always be back on time this

[judymag]

Watch: Devastated mum in tears as cruise ship sails away with 'her children on board' while she's on the dock

http://www.independent.ie/world-news/americas/watch-devastated-mum-in-tears-as-cruise-ship-sails-away-with-her-children-on-board-while-shes-on-the-dock-34665158.html

[champagne123]

Saw this on the news this morning. It's not that I don't have sympathy for her...but....she brought it on herself.

[xxHadleyxx]

The other article I read said the dad got back off the ship to go look for her (and took passports with him knowing she and he would likely miss it at that point), that the ship waited half an hour and that the children (9 and 11 I think--not tiny) were left in the carer of their uncle on board.

 

But the article makes it sound so dramatic and like the mom has no idea if her kids are safe, etc. :rolleyes:

 

(though, even if the kids were in the clubs and having to be cared for by crew because parents missed the ship--I still think it is reasonable for the ship to leave on time--parents who have left children onbaord should be even MORE responsible about returning on time than others, and never use those kids as an excuse for being angry at the line for laving as planned, IMO)

[Bobal]

http://www.insideedition.com/videos/8292-mom-distraught-on-dock-after-cruise-ship-leaves-with-her-kids-on-board

[judymag]

I'm in lreland and it made the papers here

[xxHadleyxx]

http://www.insideedition.com/videos/8292-mom-distraught-on-dock-after-cruise-ship-leaves-with-her-kids-on-board

 

LOL that was made to sound as dramatic as humanely possible I think :rolleyes: Quite amusing--thanks for posting it