Which cruise has the really old people????

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phil

I have heard of flatulence, but have never seen one.

Phil

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[BrendaJ]

My husband and I are in our forties, and enjoy Celebrity's longer-than-a-week cruises. I must say the crowd, for the most part, is older than we are.

I have just one question - where do all these "older" people get their energy? I can't believe how active and spirited some of these supposed old folks are. They have us beat by a mile. After the evening show, it's all Dudley and I can do to keep our heads from hitting the pillow, yet the "old" people are dancing up a storm, gambling and generally having a great time. I envy them all.

I had to laugh when my father-in-law bought Celebrity's video of our SouthAmerica/Panama Canal cruise a few weeks ago. The video showed all kinds of events - dancing, partying, whooping it up in general. All Dudley and I could say was "Hmmm, wonder when that was going on?" Hats off to the "old people". You rock!

I might mention as a sideline, the older folks we have met on Celebrity are some of the most interesting, well-travelled and gracious people I have ever met in my life. It is a pleasure to travel in such company.

Brenda

[janineo]

I don't know if you are phil what I would call "an old fart" or not. Tonight I had a pt who was 84, funny and nice as ever, very active man who is not an "old fart". I had another pt who was 70 who was beyond "old fart". (Couldn't reason with him and fixates on.insignificant/inappropriate things). I suppose to the 20yr olds at our table we probably were "old farts" but I think we were young enough in spirit for them to have enjoyed our company. So no offense meant to those who are older...that's not the "old farts" I'm talking about.Janineo

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[Randyk47]

The beautiful thing about "old age" is that's it's always 15 years older than your present age. [img]http://messages.cruisecritic.com/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img] To me it's a matter of attitude. Assuming no serious physical or health problem I intend to be "young" as long as I can. I may not be as good as I once was but I'm as good once as I ever was.

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[wanderlust1]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Ma Bell:
Phil,

Try the Panama Canal.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Hi Phil,

I think I'd have to agree w/Ma Bell. Just recently finished a 14-day Panama Canal cruise and there seemed to be quite a few "older" pax.

[goouchjac]

Had to know "what's really old people""just curious......

[cruising with marti]

Wander

we have done the panama canal thing twice, and I am still looking for a cruise where there are some realy old people, so I can be the youngest.


Phil

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[JNLROSE]

Oh Phil,
Give it a break! You are gonna cruise with us soon! Way Cool!

Rosie
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