ckl001

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE those shoes! :) Where did you buy them? So pretty & they'll be perfect with your dress.

As being from Australia I brought them from a local shoe store called 'Airflex'

Chez

Went shopping on the weekend for shoes for my teal dress and I know this is for dresses but had to show the shoes I just brought for the dress.

Chez

Good morning ladies,

 

Hope everyone is doing well. I went shopping over the weekend. These what I bought.

 

This is Tadashi gown, my FAVORITE! It is in RED

 

 

This is also Tadashi.

 

 

This is Tadashi as well.

 

 

This is Tadashi too.

 

 

This is also Tadashi, except it is without the sleeves

 

Love them all but really love the first one!

Chez

Hi, Chez!

 

They are not over the top, they are gorgeous. Can't wait to see them in person!

 

Kathi

I just wish they would look as good on me as they do the model.

Chez

Just brought these 2 gowns for my upcoming cruise on QE. I hope I have not gone over the top as I normally do not buy gowns

Chez

You can add me to the list for the Month of February 2014. I have just booked Queen Elizabeth for 6th February 2014, San Francisco to Sydney.

Chez

We will be on Superstar Virgo during December with Port Klang as a stop (14h00-24h00). Would we be able to visit Kuala Lumpur without taking an excursion?? We have travelled the world but not Asia as much. My research shows that there is a train service between the 2 cities, but how easy is it to get from the port to the station? What is the duration of the ride? Would it be easier/cheaper to just take a taxi to KL? We are a party of 4 - the youngest 11 and oldest 74! Any input & ideas are welcome!

Hi lst,

Kuala Lumpur is about a 2hr bus ride from Pt Klang depending on traffic. Most cruise lines offer a return bus trip into Kuala Lumpur from Pt Klang. I have not used the train before but others that have said it was good.

There is not much to see around Pt Klang except for a shopping mall which is about a 15min bus ride from the port.

Chez

We just booked b2b Australia/NZ cruise leaving Auckland on Jan.28, 2013, and ending in Sydney on March 4 on the Solstice. We chose this one as it gave us a lot of ports in Australia. Many just included Sydney with NZ. Coming from the East Coast of the US what would be the best way to include Ayers Rock? I don't know if one is permitted to not stay overnight on the ship and meet up with again. There are several sea days and thought that might be an option. Can we do a day trip from Darwin, Adelaide, or Sydney? I know this will be expensive but I doubt we will ever get back here again. We probably could extend our trip and do it at the end but after 35 days we may not want to do that. Would an organized tour be better to deal with time restraints? DIY?

 

Thanks for all suggestions.

 

Pearl

Hi Pearl,

For seeing Ayers Rock 1 day would not really be enough. It is closest to Darwin so you could possibly fly down from Darwin as it is in the same territory. Also not sure if you are aware but the time of year you are looking at going to Ayers Rock is the hottest time of the year. It would not be unusual for temps to be around or above 40oc. The night will be a lot cooler.

To me it would be best to go to Ayers Rock at the end of your trip and then you are not rushed.

Anyway that is just my opinion. I am sure others will have something else to add.

Chez

I am just about to book another cruise. This time for 2013. I know it is a long way out but hay...gives me something to look forward to.

Details are:

Celebrity Solstice 8th April 2013 - Sydney to Hawaii

chez

That will be a nice cruise. We did Bangkok to Capetown on Pacific Princess a few years ago and that was fantastic. We also stayed on in Capetown for 3 days after the cruise.

 

I am so looking forward to it as some of the ports are on my bucket list so I will be able to cross them off. I am not too sure how long I will staying on in Capetown as we are there for 2 days on the cruise.

chez

ckl001 - 6th April 2012 - Singapore to Capetown - Ocean Princess

chez