We have spent our first night on board the newest Queen and she is lovely. Smaller than the Queen Mary but very comfortable. From now on our body clocks will take a battering. We lost an hour last night and this will go on every day till we reach New York. This makes time meaningless after a little while. We sleep when it goes dark and wake up in the day light.
There is a great mix of nationalities on board so many of the messages are repeated ad nauseum.
We have to hit the shops shortly. I forgot the shampoo and the mousse. Don't ask me how. It is one of life's mysteries!
We met a lady this morning en route to breakfast dressed in shorts and skimpy tea shirt. . She had only just realized that having packed for the sun she was going to freeze to death between here and the big apple! I think we may bump into her at the shops!
All human life is here. Most are not yet ready to communicate. But it's only a matter of time before reserve is thrown to the winds and we all start nattering.
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You could ask the Captain to swing by Newfoundland for a Moose, though it would take up a lot of room in the cabin - I did near once that Cunard passengers can load a Rolls Royce as part of their luggage. Still not sure what you want a moose for though. Meanwhile noted on AIS that you passed Peter Green on 'Celestial Dawn' in the ealy hours this morning! Have fun...
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