exlondoner

Yes, and in general I was wondering if people had come across many staff they knew.

I do like there is somewhere for weary weeds to sit while the lifts trundle up.

According to the brochure, standard insides on QV are 152, those on QA 148. I would call that a very slight difference, not a considerable one. QM slightly larger at 157.

Would you want it to be larger?

Now that might have been a Cunard tradition people would have been happy to deviate from.

Is this at extra cost? Lunch menu looked very nice. I hope we get it next week.

But they always seem to be full of people, when I go in. Yes, I wondered if there might be at least some books in, say, the gift shop.

I think this happens in all the ships. Luckily, we have enjoyed the owners of nearly all the adjacent tables, some admittedly more than others. But, if they are not congenial, you just have to say Good Morning and that is it. Indeed saying Good Morning when arriving at dinner is an especially effective way of avoiding unwanted conversation. 😀

Yes, that is a point. Well, if I were on a cruise with my best friend, I wouldn’t want the beds together like that.

You’d think some of them would look a bit happier.

That inside cabin had two single beds together in the middle. Were they made up as a double, there would be slightly more from down the sides. Were they actually being used as two singles, they would probably be against the walls, leaving a larger space in the middle.

As tonnage is a measurement of volume, don’t QM2’s very high ceilings on Decks 2 and 3 give an extra possibly illusory amount of spaciousness. After all, you can’t hover up there. However I must say she always does seem very spacious, except the lifts.

Is that some sort of comment on the local government elections? Tut tut. 😀😀

Well, I don’t know what it is, then. Obviously in your case you don’t arrive waving wads of notes at the M d’H. 😀😀

I think it must be mainly cabin. In all our years, we’ve never had a window seat in QG on the Vistas.