Now, I am leaving for my cruise on board the Carnival Freedom in 3 days. I am leaving Saturday, and the cruise departs Sunday. If you have had your eyes glued to the Weather Channel while eating Cap’n Crunch Peanut Butter Crunch Cereal like I have, the you know about Tropical Storm Emily. Right now, I am very on edge about this storm, because I am afraid either my cruise will be cancelled, or we will be forced to skip a port. This has never happened to me, and I don not plan on it happening to me anytime soon, so for now I am trying to forget about it, but I keep getting notices about this storm, and John Heald (from Carnival) keeps taking about it on his Facebook and blog thingy. I do know that 2 Carnival ships have already been rerouted because of this storm, and I really don’t want to join that group, but I will just have to wait and see I guess.
Now, I just realized that this is like the first time I have blogged in a week, and I feel bad about not staying on some kind of schedule. So obviously, I will not be blogging at all this next week, because I really don’t feel like paying Carnival like $10 a minute for their incredibly slow computers, so I have thought of a few ways to keep all of my loyal blog readers (you) in the know. Here are the options…
- A short video blog once a day that would be posted on YouTube
- Maybe 3 (240 character) tweets a day
- A full summary of my cruise when I return home on the blog
One reply on “What Should I Do?”
Really dont worry the cruise lines deal with this all the time. Their first priority is safety and will always take care of the passengers and make sure it’s fun too. After all they want you to come back again. So pack your stuff, have a great time and know they will take care of you.
As for the plane, you do know its safer then getting in the car everyday. You should be more worried driving to the store to get the capt crunch then flying off to a great vacation. Have a great time and looking forward to seeing a video blog!