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By the way, I saw your correction post ...... "rose gold" and thought that was something that you always brought on your cruise ----- until I saw the "rise gold" in your previous post. LOL "Why would someone bring rose gold on a cruise???" Duh!

:'):'). I was thinking the same thing....rose gold on a cruise??!

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I just bought those small battery operated candles for night lights....what a great idea! They will work perfectly if there is no plug in the bathroom for my night light. Thanks to you all who suggested it!

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We always take them. Also a small magnetic white board to leave messages and an over the door transparent shoe holder for all the small stuff.

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We are!

 

 

 

By the way, I saw your correction post ...... "rose gold" and thought that was something that you always brought on your cruise ----- until I saw the "rise gold" in your previous post. LOL "Why would someone bring rose gold on a cruise???" Duh!

 

 

 

That’s funny!

 

 

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:'):')

 

On a sad note:

 

We cruised on the Zuiderdam last month. I put out a necklace to wear when we disembarked because it has a tassel and I didn't want to pack it. The necklace was made by me with a bead that my friend brought from Africa in November. The rest of the necklace was beaded and had about 20 brass fittings. The total value was less than $100 but it meant a lot of me.

 

Well, I laid it out on the nightstand and forgot to put it on. Even when I glanced around the cabin as we left, I didn't see it.

 

I contacted Guest Services, who said that would investigate. They didn't call me back so I called them again. Although I gave a full description of it on the first call, they didn't have anything other than "beaded necklace". They asked if I would like a call or email after they checked. I said call, so I could ask questions. Yep, I got an email saying that it was not found. Sighhhhhhhhhhhhh.

 

So, no more special necklaces go on cruises anymore ..... not even rose gold!!!

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1. Bluetooth portable speaker to play tunes on the balcony at a reasonable volume.

2. Collapsible wine carrier (Amazon) holds 6 bottles that we buy at Total Wine on 17th St.

3. Corkscrew. Forgot one time and called room service. They took forever to respond so I opened the bottle with my shoe. This trick actually works if you have a hard soled shoe, just invert bottle and whack for a few minutes until the cork comes out about half way, then you can do the rest with your fingers. Results may vary but I've done this about 5 times with no issues except it is a little loud.

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On a sad note:

 

We cruised on the Zuiderdam last month. I put out a necklace to wear when we disembarked because it has a tassel and I didn't want to pack it. The necklace was made by me with a bead that my friend brought from Africa in November. The rest of the necklace was beaded and had about 20 brass fittings. The total value was less than $100 but it meant a lot of me.

 

Well, I laid it out on the nightstand and forgot to put it on. Even when I glanced around the cabin as we left, I didn't see it.

 

I contacted Guest Services, who said that would investigate. They didn't call me back so I called them again. Although I gave a full description of it on the first call, they didn't have anything other than "beaded necklace". They asked if I would like a call or email after they checked. I said call, so I could ask questions. Yep, I got an email saying that it was not found. Sighhhhhhhhhhhhh.

 

So, no more special necklaces go on cruises anymore ..... not even rose gold!!!

I left a watch behind once. Not an expensive one, but huge sentimental value. It didn’t get “found” either. :(

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No offense intended. In fact, some of the HAL ships already have curtains so no need to bring your own.

The Veendam stateroom we are in does not. I only take these when we don't have a suite and since none was available on this next cruise, I will take my curtains and rods although I don't like to when we are flying which will be the case this next time.

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Love this thread!

 

It's hard to pick one lol I never travel without my travel cubes. They keep our clothes organized, less wrinkles and save space! I also have a cruise emergency kit that stays packed with items like charcoal, duck tape, pins, sewing kit, bandaids, pepto etc.

 

 

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Inquiring mind needs to know-

 

What is the charcoal for?

 

 

 

Activated charcoal (Norit) is great for funky stomachs, be it from food, booze or motion. Not going to lie, your #2 is black as hell and may spray paint the ceilings, but after the 2nd and subsequent doses, will be better...an insurance policy...

 

 

Nick

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