Well That Didn’t take Long

Well That Didn’t take Long

It normally takes me weeks to prepare for my cruises in general – getting all of the paperwork together, fighting with the internet to upload all of the necessary information, organizing my clothes and trying to limit the number of pairs of shoes I am taking, paying...
And Now for Something Completely Different

And Now for Something Completely Different

My mother did not like to fly, so we always travelled by ship if we could. I blame her for my insatiable desire to go on a cruise. When my parents moved to the Caribbean they usually sailed on the Geest banana boats to get them safe and sound back to the UK for their...
Epilogue

Epilogue

      We are back home now, almost everything is unpacked, and my jet lag is improving. I remain miffed that Queen Mary 2 was not available to return us home in style. Our time on Queen Victoria was wonderful despite some issues, and I am so glad that...
Leaving Queen Victoria

Leaving Queen Victoria

Due to our coming to the assistance of the little sinking sailboat folks, our arrival in Southampton was delayed, and thus there was a delay in disembarkation. However, once we started leaving the ship, things ran quite smoothly. One new change that I like is that...
Final Sea Day

Final Sea Day

This is always the saddest day of any cruise. You come back from breakfast and your cabin steward has placed the protective cover on your bed. Yes, let the packing begin. As they don’t have a World Club party anymore, on the final Gala evening when you return to your...