[Magdalen] immigration / migrant situation --->Re: Professional panhandle...

[ME Michaud]

LOL. On cruise ships, the employees are forbidden to fraternize. I know
this because a friend's boyfriend got a gig on one, got caught, and got
fired & put off the boat in Jamaica. Had to find his own way back to the
USA.

Did you know they have jail cells on cruise ships?

Little cities with hide-bound rules.

A friend took a repositioning cruise this year (Greece, Italy, Provence,
Spain, Portugal and Cuba). Quite reasonable. She's traveling on a Canadian
passport, so Cuba was no problem.

I appreciate the fact that they're totally accessible. There was an article
somewhere several years ago that said it's cheaper to live on a cruise ship
than in a nursing home, and much more pleasantl
-M


On Wednesday, September 16, 2015, Jay Weigel <jay.weigel at gmail.com> wrote:

> OTOH, I'd prefer to cross the ocean on a freighter. From what I hear, you
> don't have to interact with anyone except at dinner, where you dine with
> the officers. Of course you can speak with the crew if/when you want to,
> likewise any other passengers. That sounds like heaven to me!
>
>