"LeeNY" wrote in message
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> Reclining Buddha wrote:
> > Did you think these people are
> > professional waiters in their home country?
>
> > You have meals every day of your life - why not take time out to enjoy
> > what is happening around you, instead of considering it to be a
> > nuisance keeping you from your desert?
>
> Because (and, maybe you'll get it at some point) it's not something I
> enjoy! I WAS enjoying what was happening around me before being
> interrupted by an obnoxious song/dance routine.
>
> > Then I am sorry that you are so set in your ways at such a young age
> > that you can't open yourself up to a new experience that could
> > actually be enjoyable if you opened your mind to it.
>
> I'm not set in my ways. I open myself up to new and exciting
> experiences all the time. My mind is wide open.
>
> In this instance, we're talking about something I've experienced on
> both of my Carnival cruises - I didn't like it on the first cruise, I
> didn't like it on my second cruise with them. I don't like the dancing
> waiter routine on cruise ships. I won't like it any more if I try it
> again and if I actually get out of my seat for it. Not sure how many
> more times I need to experience it before you feel I've kep my mind
> open enough about it. For me, 14 days is plenty. I don't like it...the
> end.
>
>
> >When you are old, you won't look back at that cruise and be
> > thankful that you sat at the table and thought about how the
> > entertainment ruined your desert, and the conversation that you could
> > have had anytime on the ship.
>
> Believe me, when I'm old, I won't be dwelling on all the missed
> opportunities to dance with waiters. I guarantee it.
>
> > I have to agree with you. I don't expect that you would ever get to
> > the point that you would loosen up enough to enjoy Carnival and what
> > they offer. I hope you find what you are looking for on whatever
> > cruise lines you chose in the future. There are plenty of them out
> > there to suit nearly anyone's taste.
>
> It has nothing to do with me "loosening up" in order to enjoy Carnival.
> I'm a pretty relaxed, laid back, take it as it comes person. But, even
> the most "loosened up" person is allowed to have likes/dislikes, right?
> Must everyone like everything? I HAVE FOUND WHAT I'M LOOKING FOR!!! ON
> OTHER CRUISE LINES!!! Why are you so insistent that I like what you
> think I should like? I don't get it.
>
> Lee
> >
> >
> > Reclining Buddha
> >
> > The Original Couch Potato!
>
I love Carnival, but I do have a problem with the color team, dancing
waiterssss & the ever present photogs. I do not let that ruin or, in any
way, deter form my cruise experience. Those things I can overlook....well,
the dancing waiters are probably my biggest peeve. Why or why will they just
have the waiters tend to the pasengers needs and maybe to the "baked ALaska"
dance once. Actually, I hate the dancing waiters, but I can overlook them as
long as everything else is ok!
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