Phil, forgot about those 25 hour days. Yes, they were great, we got to the US and we were so rested!
Phil (and Neal),having 25 hour days
I am looking forward to those longer "days". I will be able to stay up a little later and still get a good nights rest.
Same with Kathy, but even more so, since her recent illness.
DocJohnB
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"Definition of an intellectual - someone who can listen to the William Tell Overture without thinking of the Lone Ranger."
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"Definition of an intellectual - someone who can listen to the William Tell Overture without thinking of the Lone Ranger."
Cruise Photos Link: Click here


To get back on track (Sorry, Guys!).
My alltime favourite: Like Gkm, definitely the Constellation, British Isles and Norwegian Fjords.
Reason: Above all, the magnificent fjords, probably best seen from a ship. Bonus, we got to visit a little of Ireland and Scotland, two countries that although were not on my "to do" list, we thoroughly enjoyed.
Alltime surprise: Like Lulu, the 14 day Zenith out of Jacksonville. When I booked it (because it was a "deal"). DH said, you want to go on that old tub? Well, we met the nicest people and had a wonderful time.
Most worthwhile experience: On the Infinity Panama Canal cruise, we had the most fabulous bridge director/instructor. After that, DH returned to playing duplicate, which he hadn't done in years.
I guess each cruise has something special about it!
We just booked the Millennium Wine Cruise for Sept., 2010, so I'm hoping that will become my favorite.![]()
JV The 4 stages of cruising: planning, anticipation, experience and reflection.
Coming up: Celebrity Millennium Wine Cruise(9/17/10), Celebrity Century(1/15/11) and Celebrity Eclipse Italian Mediterranean(7/2/11)
Hands down, our first transit of the Canal on Infinity some years back, San Diego to FLL.
Have to say, though, the T/A two years ago where we tacked on a quick run from FLL to Miami (thanks AGAIN, Bob) for a 5 night on Century to see the new refit was a really fun experience, too. Nothing like getting back from a cruise and jumping right onto another ship the same day. Beats the heck out of flying home!
-Chris
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