Bellingham Belle

I took mine on a 3 week cruise. I just wore it at night, and not every night. Mostly on the formal nights. Two ladies at our table wanted to know If I'd had it done in the beauty salon.;)

We have taken three of our cruises over Thanksgiving and as hard as they tried not one of the ships knew how to do it right! One of them was a 31 day trip that we took with friends. Our wonderful waiter told us we wouldn't like it but we said we had to have it. We all laughed when he put our plates in front of each of us because he then placed a large platter in the center of the table with 4 beautiful Lamb Chops. {We ate all of them.} Then when we all ordered Pumpkin Pie {which one bite told us we didn't want another} he had put 4 Crème Brule on the table. He was like that the whole trip. Needless to say half way through and at the end of the trip he got a great tip.

Kitty I've been on Warfarin for 4 1/2 years and also have to be checked often. On a three week trip on Princess I had to be checked. I called the Princess office and they said there would be no problem. After the test was done the Dr. told me the dose I should take and then e-mailed my Doctors office the results and what he had told me to take. Hope you and your DH have a great trip. :)

We too just enjoy the ship experience. The more days at sea the better. We love the TA cruises no matter which way!:D

We have children over 55 so maybe we are too old to be on this thread. We are taking our 53rd cruise next month. We've found that cruising after school starts and not in the spring {spring break time} means very few or no kids are on board. We are working toward 4 Star Mariners on HAL and also think Princess and Celebrity are great. We have also found small {600-800 passengers} to mid-size ships to be more to our liking. We usually select the cruise that interests us most and fits our budget. So far we have never had a bad cruise, some have just been better than others. :)

Serene 56 I'm hoping you might be able to help me. We are on the Royal Princess in 8090 an aft balcony and I'm wondering if we might have trouble with the buffet right above us.? Thanks for any help you might be able to give me.

This is a repeat question - Does anyone know anything about Royal Princess cabin 8090? It appears to be under the Buffet, will that be a problem? Appreciate any help.:confused:

Anyone had this cabin? It looks like it may be under the buffet. Should we worry?:confused:

Thank you so much!!!I'm not that computer literate to follow computer directions but you made it so easy. Sailing on the Brilliance of the Seas Transatlantic 11-11-05.