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Misty Blue · 07-27-2008, 10:35 PM

Air Waves, How come we are always on the same page. Semper Paratus.

Nicole, The rudeness is an embarrassment.

When my wife (Deb's Joy) and I go for an evening curise on the Mount we are not looking for a gourmet meal, but for 45 bucks we expect something better than the chow that I got at sea in the north atlantic. We usually get it. If the food on the MV/W is at least at a caterer's standards we are OK with it. Usually OK, sometimes not OK. But the rude people!

A great night is getting underway from Braun Bay with the old Misty and meeting the Mount at the Weirs for a dinner cruise with Annie and the Orphans. 'Hard to beat.

What kills us is while getting this 700 ton, 230' ship underway with awsome skills of seamanship no one is watching!

Down below decks old geezers and biddies are using roller-blade skills to check and slam the other blue hairs to the back of the chow line to claim first dibs on the macaroni salad. I would hate to see them at the Pondarosa Steak House!

The entertainment is always (usually) good, the people are fun, the staff are professional and for the price of 18 holes you have a memory.

We are blessed.

Misty Blue.

07-27-2008, 10:35 PM	#27
Misty Blue Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 658 Thanks: 121 Thanked 283 Times in 98 Posts	MV/W Cruz'en Air Waves, How come we are always on the same page. Semper Paratus. Nicole, The rudeness is an embarrassment. When my wife (Deb's Joy) and I go for an evening curise on the Mount we are not looking for a gourmet meal, but for 45 bucks we expect something better than the chow that I got at sea in the north atlantic. We usually get it. If the food on the MV/W is at least at a caterer's standards we are OK with it. Usually OK, sometimes not OK. But the rude people! A great night is getting underway from Braun Bay with the old Misty and meeting the Mount at the Weirs for a dinner cruise with Annie and the Orphans. 'Hard to beat. What kills us is while getting this 700 ton, 230' ship underway with awsome skills of seamanship no one is watching! Down below decks old geezers and biddies are using roller-blade skills to check and slam the other blue hairs to the back of the chow line to claim first dibs on the macaroni salad. I would hate to see them at the Pondarosa Steak House! The entertainment is always (usually) good, the people are fun, the staff are professional and for the price of 18 holes you have a memory. We are blessed. Misty Blue.