[MinuteGal]

The above info on the embarkation and Half Moon Cay procedures are the last of Bahama Mama's "essays". They were designed to help some of the new cruisers through the first two whirlwind days (Saturday and Sunday) of our cruise.

After Sunday night, all freepers will be seasoned tars and will be in the swing of shipboard life. Knowledgeable people on board (fellow freepers, ship's staff and stewards) will be the sources of information from then on.

Monday is an "at sea" day. The ship will be gently sailing over the curling white caps on its way to the beautiful isle of Tortola, our next port.

On Monday, you can sleep in if you want.....or explore the ship, visit the casino, read on deck or on your balcony, swim in the ship's pools....or just lay back and enjoy this casual day doing anything you want....or do nothing if you prefer.

Cruisers, you may have more questions for Bahama Mama as E-Day draws ever nearer. Post them here and they'll be answered quickly. Your ole Mama is almost packed and is now just marking time......fidget, fidget.....

Bahama Mama

[MinuteGal]

Well, Bahama Mama really need a cruise in the worst way. She meant to say in the post above, that if you have any questions ask them on the Bahama Mama Q & A thread, not here.

We like to keep this thread for general cruise chit-chat and the Mama thread for hard info.

Thanks,

Leni