Cruising

[livingdeb]

Today I finished reading the story of "A Supposedly Funny Thing I'll Never Do Again." And then I googled for more information on cruises. And then for information from people who actually like cruises.

I still don't know what I think of the cruising phenomenon. But I reminded Robin that our experience would quite possibly have the additional fabulous benefit of including friends. (Even besides each other, I mean.) After Robin asked for advice about cruises, two couples responded that if we want to go on a cruise, they would like to come with.

That by itself pretty much tips the scales to wanting to try a cruise.

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Tam here. I went on a cruise after high school, with my grandfather. I'll be happy to tell you more about it if you like. I had always dreamed of going on one. In the event, I enjoyed it, but I'm not sure I would choose it if I were going to spend a bunch of money on a vacation. (In fact, I'm sure I wouldn't.) It partly depends on how appealing the idea of spending several days in a giant floating hotel is.

[chikuru.livejournal.com]

Lyn and I are playing with the idea of doing a cruise in the next few months. After a very full half year, the idea of relaxing aggressively on a floating hotel sounds just about right. Maybe we could done one together.