Lighthearted- what would you bring in case of confinement to cabin?

[October17]

My Kindle Oasis (I have 1179 unread books on it right now), downloaded movies on my ipad, my noise cancelling headphones and my quilting (English Paper Piecing, a few blocks for the Dear Jane quilt). Oh, and a resistance band, large rubber band, for some exercise for the shoulders after all that sitting hunched over 🙂

Edited February 16, 2020 by October17
Number of books :)

[lenquixote66]

3 hours ago, October17 said:

My Kindle Oasis (I have 1179 unread books on it right now), downloaded movies on my ipad, my noise cancelling headphones and my quilting (English Paper Piecing, a few blocks for the Dear Jane quilt). Oh, and a resistance band, large rubber band, for some exercise for the shoulders after all that sitting hunched over 🙂

My book is not available on nook or kindle .I like the feeling of holding a book.

[ldubs]

A long rope ladder, gloves, and black shoe polish.   

[OzKiwiJJ]

Exactly what I take on every cruise: a loaded Kindle plus my phone for games (some off-line), music, and internet.

[Dandylyon]

Kindle, coloring, small crochet project. Xanax.

[cruisemom42]

17 hours ago, lenquixote66 said:

My book is not available on nook or kindle .I like the feeling of holding a book.

 

But this doesn't answer the question of how you'd spend time if quarantined. You wouldn't be able to leave your cabin to get new books....  Do you bring a suitcase full of books with you onboard?  

[lenquixote66]

55 minutes ago, cruisemom42 said:

 

But this doesn't answer the question of how you'd spend time if quarantined. You wouldn't be able to leave your cabin to get new books....  Do you bring a suitcase full of books with you onboard?  

See post # 14 for my response to the OP’s question. In the post you are quoting I am referring to the book that I wrote.

[ldubs]

I would bring a suitcase full of books on board.  

[October17]

On 2/17/2020 at 1:01 AM, lenquixote66 said:

My book is not available on nook or kindle .I like the feeling of holding a book.

I used to like holding a paper book, but now I’m spoiled with the book (Kindle)  having a built in stand and light, and stays open on the page I’m reading without propping. I actually pass on books if they aren't available in e-format. The exception being manuals that one has toflip back and fort in.

sooo... please consider e-format for your book (yes, I’m curious what it is)