kerr13

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On 4/1/2021 at 1:43 AM, cruiselvr04 said:

Our society has become more casual and more it’s become more about what “I” want.  That okay but I’m sorry it has invaded cruising.  We actually like to dress to dinner as it makes it more special feeling.  However we accept we are in the minority. The worst was when we sat at table where one of the other men was in a basketball type shirt, sleeveless with unkempt armpits.  I don’t mean to sound snobbish.  My son in laws dress this way in the summer and that’s okay.  But if we go to a restaurant where someone takes our order they do put on a shirt with sleeves.

 

We are looking at some of the other lines that require a bit more at dinner like Celebrity and Viking.  Up to now the no shorts rule is still enforced there.
 

I was just looking at The Grand hotel on Mackinaw island for a weekend away since the pandemic is limiting international travel.  They require jacket and tie at dinner.  I asked the DH if he’d be okay with that as he rarely wears a tie anymore and he said it sounded great to him for the dining experience. 
 

We don’t like stuffy but wearing pants and a shirt with sleeves to dinner really isn’t too much to ask of anyone.  Just my opinion.  You can do what you want. We have seen it all, undershirts to tiny shorts that don’t leave much to the imagination, in the dining room.
 

 

You are right!

I think that it was a tasty one. What it was made of?