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We were on our very first cruise (Celebrity Summit) and my DH had NOT gone willingly, one of the things he had insisted on was that we have a "table for two" ONLY for dinner. My DH is the Director of Inpatient and Outpatient Psychiatry at our local Hospital System where we work and he said "I am NOT having dinner with more mental patients when I am on vacation!". I said "you are so silly, but that is no problem I would rather dine with just you anyway." Well, we went to dinner the first evening and we did have our table for two, and at the next table (a four top)was a lovely young couple. We heard them talking to their waiter and they were on their honeymoon. AND THEN in come the couple that were to join them. A very short Caucasian woman (the "he") dressed in basketball shorts and basketball sleeveless top with a large # on it and a very large, very dark black woman, at least 18" taller than "he", dressed in a VERY tight skirt and a blouse showing her midriff. Well I though the young couple and I were going to fall right on the floor! The four of them introduced themselves to each other and then not another word was spoken for the rest of the meal. The next night was formal night and "he" came in a tuxedo and she wore a very bright yellow ball gown but the other young honeymooners were never seen again. I hope that they did not hide in their room, I hope they knew to move to another table.

I think your post was very funny IMHO. Just ignore the other folks flaming you as they are obviously 'trying' to be "politically correct" as they say.

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Forget the shade, there's none. Does anyone have a picture of Klein from the dock at a distance? Then you will have a real sense of what it is. It's a mini island just off the coast.

Obviously you were not very observant of the foliage on Klein Bonaire if indeed you were there at all. Many of the folks on our excursion sat under the welcome shade of the medium height bushes after snorkling the beautiful waters there. The island is uninhabited but quite large and would take several hours to walk around.