mara.something

I've got a transatlantic booked and a friend of mine might join it. They are concerned about the rough seas. They have plenty of experience with local cruises (Mexican cruises out of San Diego and Los Angeles). All the talk I see about TA rough seas talk about how various times/routes compare to other TA cruises. But are TA cruises inherently rougher in general than "regular" cruises. Our route in particular would be Southampton-Canary Islands-Bermuda-NYC in October. thanks!

I use StyleBook for all my clothes. I like to know how long it has been since I've worn an item, how many times, etc. It helps me decide if I need to keep things in my wardrobe. I haven't specifically used it for a cruise yet, but I have one booked in a few months. I will be making outfits and trying it out fully then.

Every cruise we've done up to now we've been trying to get off the boat on disembarkation day as early as possible to catch a flight or whatever. But I am curious, how long can you linger on board when the trip ends. Can you stay for lunch as long as you are out of your room? Or do they just want everyone gone asap and no lingering allowed? mara