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Good Lord knows why I am awake this morning at 5:30, but He may be the only one. If you were on a ship at this time, what would you be doing?

I'd be getting some coffee on te lido deck and waiting for the sun to rise.

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I tend to be an early riser, we usually have an inside cabin, so getting up throwing on the first thing I can find and heading out to a quiet ship is quite enjoyable. I may stroll the track, get a coffee, find a chair and daydream watching the ocean. Great way to start the day.. if your up anyway.

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Being awake at that hour is quite normal for me, so when I cruise, I start the week off the same way, waking early, but as the week goes on, manage to sleep a little later....anyway, I would go get some coffee on lido deck and then go watch the sun come up.:)

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Gym sometimes opens earlier than 6- if so, I am there. Then I go sit on deck and read my kindle, having a light breakfast. When the rest of my family gets up, I have a second light breakfast with them! (Hence the gym every a.m.!)

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Get in the shower, then head down to the Lido deck for coffee. If brother isn't down there yet, I usually go to the bow of the ship for a while just because it's so peaceful up there. Then I grab a coffee to take back the cabin for DW and then I head back to the Lido Deck for another coffee and join brother. We sit there BS-ing until wives get up, then have breakfast.

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Good Lord knows why I am awake this morning at 5:30, but He may be the only one. If you were on a ship at this time, what would you be doing?

I'd be getting some coffee on te lido deck and waiting for the sun to rise.

 

That is exactly what I want to do every morning - coffee and a sunrise. There is no better way to start the day than watching the sun just start to peak above the water line. Then, I try to see each sunset each evening. Some people may disagree with me, but I am a morning person and I love that time of the day.

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I agree with everyone else- grab a coffee, watch the ocean or coming into port. Being up that early while the ship is quiet is one of the best parts of the cruise IMO

 

 

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I'm usually up before the DW; throw on some clothes and head for the coffee (on Carnival and Celebrity lido deck, International Cafe on Princess) with my lap top; read emails and latest news while drinking coffee and people watching. Give DW some time to wake up then bring her some coffee to start off her day.

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I have always been an early riser, and usually by 5:45 AM coffee service for three has arrived and I am out on the balcony enjoying my coffee. My DW usually sleeps until the arrival of the coffee, and then joins me.

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Waiting for the casino to open

Me too, bigcraig. I'd be sipping some room service coffee on the balcony and then head to the casino. Early mornings on sea days are the best time to play. You have a choice of machines and there's no cigarette smoke that time of day.

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I try to catch every sunrise (and sunset) on the cruise. So, I get up, walk through the buffet area getting a danish or muffin and a glass of juice. Then it is a 2-3 mile walk around deck 10 (above the Lido) waiting for the sunrise and capturing the beauty with my camera.

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