Gail Johnson

We were on the Inspiration out of New Orlenas. One evening waiting for the doors to open for the show in the main lounge, there must have been at least 50-60 people. IT was a formal night at that. You could hear everyone talking in a soft manner if you listened. All of a sudden, you could hear this woman scream out................Hold your own coat and she ran off. She and her husband had apparently gotten into a tiff. It was very embarrassing for eveyone standing cause the poor man was thrown his jacket and just stood there. I know he was humiliated in front of everyone.

We were aboard RCCL Grandeur of the Seas last winter out of New Orleans. There were about 25 cross dressing couples on our cruise. We would see them together as Men during the day, but at dinner the "women" would be in full regalia, some of them were even better looking than the other women on the ship. They were all over 50.

 

I love the dentures story!!

I was on that ship and saw them too! Infact, took my picture with them the lost the camera. It was never found.

G. Johnson

I would also agree that the planning is very fun. I am currently planning the cruise for me, dh, bil, and sil. Next year however, it is going to be a cruise for at least 17 adults, and possibly 5 kiddos. I hope it goes well! I am not even really going to think about it until after the current cruise!!

I agree with all of you. Planning is half the fun. The anticipation give us all something to look forward to the months prior to sailing. We are going to Alaksa in May and this will be our 5th cruise. I have never left my house without packing my FAN and extension cord and my down pillow in my luggage. I have to pack with this in mind. They are the most important things I bring besides my clothes.