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Is that carefully unstructured?This is absolutely as far as I’m going to go
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BTW do you like the way I’ve done my hair?
Is that carefully unstructured?This is absolutely as far as I’m going to go
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BTW do you like the way I’ve done my hair?
This holiday has done you the world of good - you look much youngerThis is absolutely as far as I’m going to go
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BTW do you like the way I’ve done my hair?
This is not going to end well.This is absolutely as far as I’m going to go
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WCMO is this ( on board Silver Moon, cruising the tropics). Read the dress code
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So tomorrow, “men must wear a jacket in all indoor spaces”.
Really? I have to have a jacket on all the time when I’m inside the ship? My cabin? At breakfast?
No. WCMO is their inability to write a coherent sentence of what they mean. What they mean is in the dining and bar areas you have to wear a jacket. Which is stupid enough in the tropics, but is it really so difficult to form those words in print?
Of course I’m going to put my backside on a chair in the bar jacketless and see what happens.
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Just wear the jacket and nothing else?WCMO is this ( on board Silver Moon, cruising the tropics). Read the dress code
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So tomorrow, “men must wear a jacket in all indoor spaces”.
Really? I have to have a jacket on all the time when I’m inside the ship? My cabin? At breakfast?
No. WCMO is their inability to write a coherent sentence of what they mean. What they mean is in the dining and bar areas you have to wear a jacket. Which is stupid enough in the tropics, but is it really so difficult to form those words in print?
Of course I’m going to put my backside on a chair in the bar jacketless and see what happens.
I don't think the jacket is a problem per se, but the very poor instructions (which are also found in on the Silversea website about what to pack) where it is a blanket 'indoors' - duh - obviously they mean public areas but were sloppy and no one seemed to have seen the incongruity of the statement.On Silversea these days you will see on formal nights many men with no jacket or tie. A few Maitre’Ds will lend a jacket which invariably is carried to the table and is left over the chair.
I though actually prefer to dress up and have had 2 jackets plus a dinner suit on cruises longer than 30 days.
The only cruises we have done in the Caribbean have been Expedition cruises where jackets are not required at any time. Though I usually took 1 of my pink jackets.
So I can’t envision any fireworks in this particular instance.
This is absolutely as far as I’m going to go
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BTW do you like the way I’ve done my hair?