We're back!

[Suzi]

WOW!
That was great....but how do you get the boat to quit rocking after you've been on land for more than 24 hours?

I'll need to write a review but it was wonderful. Just turned in 6 rolls of film to be developed.

I asked my dear hubby, Fred, if he'd like to do it again. After a moment's thought, he said yes, but he wanted a 7-day version. Success!

More later, still doing laundry.

Suzi

Welcome Back!! The rocking will stop, sometimes it takes me a fewd ays before I finally get my land legs back.

J&E

Welcome back!!

[Lisa]

Suzi - try taking a dramamine or a bonine for the "landsickness". Worked for me once after a cruise...I just couldn't walk a straight line!

Welcome back, glad you enjoyed your cruise!

The dramamine works for "land sick" as well as sea sickness!!! :-) If it continues to where you are really having trouble staying steady or focusing your doctor can give you a prescription, stuff starts with an M and I can't spell it! :-) I always try the dramamine first!

Susie

[Suzi]

thanks for the suggestions for the "landsickness". I think I'm a bit better today but I've only been up an hour. At least last night I didn't dream I was on a rocking ship.

Suzi

[Set2cruz]

Welcome back Susi, just tell everyone that your too drunk to walk a straight line. {{grin}}

[mbuckellew]

Welcome back! Glad it was wonderful.

Cheers,
Michelle B.

[Lajacobs5@msn.com]

Reverse sea sickness- I thought I was going crazy!!!! I hope it does go away soon-it's been three days already! For me I can't sleep, my headaches, I am nauseous and dizzy. I read motion sickness drugs do not help so it may be coincidence if it did help, but benzodiazepines and klonopin may help. Funny, I have motion sickness but seemed to do pretty well on cruise despite the severe rocking on ship, I was really impressed with myself. Now, I don't know which is worse!!!